What’s the book? Also, this bag is gorgeous and just *chef’s kiss*.

Wait. I see it in the alt text. Just needed to scroll down 😋

Can you explain context of photo? I don’t understand.

YUP

None of us are fit enough to determine deservingness; but we should all have enough heart and humanity to consider need.

Something about rejecting the Faster, Easier, Cheaper of capitalism. About having a relationship with our material world. About valuing the resources we take from our environment. About how we spend our time. About outsourcing everything creative in our lives. About imagination and play and skill...

With every breath, disabled people write a disabled future, one in which we all belong, regardless of the circumstances of our births or the collisions of our fragile flesh with a harsh and sometimes toxic earth.

I miss her so much.

I miss our routines.

I miss waking up each morning listening for her sounds downstairs.

I miss the way she smiled and the way she frowned.

I miss her joy at being alive.

I miss giving her a kiss on the forehead.

I miss the way she relied on me like no one else.

I recommend creating simple routines around the necessities (e.g. eating, movement, hygiene, etc) and boundaries around distractions (e.g. communication, media consumption, etc). Then, let the rest flow as it will.

I have found I do my best work when I don’t force it at all. Let your bodymind lead.

I would dearly love to see a New England town using its historic cemetery for one of its original purposes (sheep pasture). You could even do spinning, dyeing, and drying there. Think of the marketing for the yarn!

Die Dye Die

Dyed and Gone to Heaven

Spinning in the Grave

Alas, Poor Yarnick

"You don’t need to have a blueprint for the revolution. You need a next move. Because it’s not too late to help someone, to be a moral person, or to fight for another future." organizingmythoughts.org/we-have-to-m...