no tunnel but the tunnel whose contours we identify for the purposes of finding its exit, no light but the one we follow to better times

I think they are. I noticed the same thing in the Clearwater Kwiktrip this weekend. The angle actually made it easier to tear the TP.

Same too exists on Samsung devices! Take a screenshot or save an image, then open it in the Gallery app and choose the little [T] button, usually in the lower right area overlaid on the picture.

And actually getting the resources to live. I've read some heartbreaking/infuriating stories out of Canada (which expanded RTD recently) about people who wanted to live, knew what they needed, what they needed was 100% doable, but they were systematically denied until they gave up. Despicable.

Found these at The Container Store. Love them.

Thank you, I will share this!

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Love these recs, thank you!

I realize this is totally unsolicited feedback, but would you consider left-aligning the paragraphs on your website? Having big blocks of centered text is difficult to read.

Of course! I'm not really in the Apple ecosystem so Tidal was an easy choice for me. It's been a bit of an adjustment (new UI and such) but I find that their recommendation algos are much better and less repetitive than Spotify.

I'm a recent Tidal convert and it's also very easy to bring your playlists over there from Spotify!

I am grateful for his friendship, and happy that I was able to tell him some of these things while he was was still here. At this streamed service, I am not alone in my grieving.

He lived through HIV and its complications, and 2 bouts of cancer, the last one fatal. Through it all, he shared stories, photos, and his wonder at the everyday.

As a Canadian, he could access those life-giving treatments because of the social health system.

Of course, Paul was so much more than a diagnosis. He was a gifted architect, a traveler, proud Leather man, a lover of color and texture. He had more friends in more places than I can name.

Paul had a unique zest and appreciation for life. He was HIV+; his survival and later thriving were thanks to the absolute wonders of science and medicine that have reduced HIV from being a gaurantee of death to a livable conditon.

I didn't have any other queer adults in my life. I'm positive that my hometown had queer folks in the 90s, but I didn't know them. Even though Paul was far away, my mom's full-hearted love for him eased my coming out a little.

As an adult, I got to know him better when I'd visit family around TO.