Danielle Evans
@daniellevalore.bsky.social
Writer, professor, lady with lapcats
From a long time ago, but an old favorite
November 1, 2025 at 12:57 AM
From a long time ago, but an old favorite
You might want to sit down for this one — the level of cuteness is un-bear-able! Meet the newest patient at our Ramona Wildlife Center: a 2-month-old black bear cub, and the youngest bear we’ve ever cared for in our organization’s history!
May 24, 2025 at 10:56 AM
Please tell him his impressive commitment to professionalism just sold me some necklaces!
May 21, 2025 at 10:05 PM
Please tell him his impressive commitment to professionalism just sold me some necklaces!
I know this is a minor point in the overall nonsense of this, but I am stuck on why your imaginary book’s imaginary climate scientist has wealthy clients who are targets of eco-activism? Are they paying her to not do her job?
May 20, 2025 at 3:41 PM
I know this is a minor point in the overall nonsense of this, but I am stuck on why your imaginary book’s imaginary climate scientist has wealthy clients who are targets of eco-activism? Are they paying her to not do her job?
Reposted by Danielle Evans
Also everyone knows that if I ever write a followup to The Great Believers it will be called
2 Great 2 Believe!
2 Great 2 Believe!
May 20, 2025 at 3:07 PM
Also everyone knows that if I ever write a followup to The Great Believers it will be called
2 Great 2 Believe!
2 Great 2 Believe!
I spent a lot of the time my mother was sickest frustrated or even arguing with her because she sometimes trusted what I thought of as predatory wellness-industry nonsense, but I also understand that we are all made vulnerable when our actual systems of care are at so many levels unworthy of trust.
May 12, 2025 at 1:03 AM
I spent a lot of the time my mother was sickest frustrated or even arguing with her because she sometimes trusted what I thought of as predatory wellness-industry nonsense, but I also understand that we are all made vulnerable when our actual systems of care are at so many levels unworthy of trust.
It’s an infuriating read but worth it even if you have no personal connection— not so much an expose of one company as of
many ways systems and processes that could protect us or improve the world are warped by corruption/underinvestment/narratives that don’t align with reality
many ways systems and processes that could protect us or improve the world are warped by corruption/underinvestment/narratives that don’t align with reality
May 12, 2025 at 12:57 AM
It’s an infuriating read but worth it even if you have no personal connection— not so much an expose of one company as of
many ways systems and processes that could protect us or improve the world are warped by corruption/underinvestment/narratives that don’t align with reality
many ways systems and processes that could protect us or improve the world are warped by corruption/underinvestment/narratives that don’t align with reality