A villain as a rule breaker — someone who is made to be villainous by not following an arbitrary rule that in their world is upheld as important

I feel like there’s potential for a legendary crossover between Wowser, Leonardo, Donatello, Raphael and Michelangelo 🐢 Maybe a holiday special?

Just finished my matcha, settling into my desk for the day. Hoping to take a walking/sunshine break in between meetings, it’s been a battle between the early sunset and my calendar!

Chris Van Tulleken has a great lecture on this, based on his book from last year. Super interesting!

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5e horseman of the apocalypse

Sounds like a wonderful community to be a part of!

“In a world that sometimes feels too fast and too guarded, Ghibli reminds us of the beauty in vulnerability, patience, and curiosity.” I love your writing style!

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Incomplete — Ooh tell me more!

Also I’m from New York :)

Wow absolutely stunning!

My husband taught me how to play last year, I had no idea how rich the lore was! I’m impressed by the art on the cards themselves too.

My only reference for this is Mary Poppins!

The Mimi was an actual 72-foot French-built sailboat from 1934, originally used as a cargo barge and later converted for fishing.

The series was created in response to a U.S. Department of Education proposal aimed at developing innovative science curricula for middle school students.

Voyage of the Mimi was a 1984 tv series following the crew of the ship Mimi as they explore the ocean and conduct a census of humpback whales 🐋

It was also one of Ben Affleck’s first acting roles.

Tis true!!

When I want a little extra thrill I stick a straw into a capri sun

So cool!! Congratulations on your book publishing! 🎉

I’ve never broken a bone and I never want to 🫣 Maybe the implication is that we haven’t been adventurous enough?? I’ve broken a glow stick before, maybe that’s enough