Celia San Miguel
@sickathanaverage.bsky.social
Bilingual Latina writer (USA Today magazines, TIDAL, Genius, etc).
Fashion, beauty & lifestyle expert on 📺
Living and loving Austin but forever repping 🇵🇷🇵🇷
Fashion, beauty & lifestyle expert on 📺
Living and loving Austin but forever repping 🇵🇷🇵🇷
What did I do to deserve this email in my inbox? Y’all, I write about a lot of topics but rodents and pest control ain’t one of them. And as someone with a paralyzing fear of mice, I want off this mailing list 🤣
January 30, 2025 at 4:40 PM
What did I do to deserve this email in my inbox? Y’all, I write about a lot of topics but rodents and pest control ain’t one of them. And as someone with a paralyzing fear of mice, I want off this mailing list 🤣
In a few hours, the wording below the 404 message on the Spanish-lang WhiteHouse.gov/es site was changed from
“Go home” to “Return to Home Page.” I think the original messaging is more consistent with the governments’s sentiments, but they switched it up when we pointed out the hostile verbiage
“Go home” to “Return to Home Page.” I think the original messaging is more consistent with the governments’s sentiments, but they switched it up when we pointed out the hostile verbiage
January 21, 2025 at 6:14 PM
In a few hours, the wording below the 404 message on the Spanish-lang WhiteHouse.gov/es site was changed from
“Go home” to “Return to Home Page.” I think the original messaging is more consistent with the governments’s sentiments, but they switched it up when we pointed out the hostile verbiage
“Go home” to “Return to Home Page.” I think the original messaging is more consistent with the governments’s sentiments, but they switched it up when we pointed out the hostile verbiage
It’s both funny and baffling that this is all the snow it takes to essentially paralyze Central Texas. But without the infrastructure to treat the roads, here we are. At least we have power for now!
January 21, 2025 at 4:58 PM
It’s both funny and baffling that this is all the snow it takes to essentially paralyze Central Texas. But without the infrastructure to treat the roads, here we are. At least we have power for now!