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Does she do the thing where, as the sunlight moves across the floor, she follows it? Like a cat?

Oh noooo 😣

Is this the same neighbor who is noisy but usually only once a week? Wondering if their building will follow that same pattern

i was trying to say nothing is the “single publicly acceptable group hatred” — do you disagree with that? i didn’t mean they’re all neatly parallel.

Islamophobia is prevalent & virulent, yes. disfiguremisia (hate of disfigured people) fatphobia hate of sex workers (just as examples) — all prevalent & virulent! and racism, transphobia, misogyny, antisemitism, etc — haven’t gone anywhere. there are just more people who know pushback *exists.*

WORKING is cool because Schwartz wanted the composing voices to vary a lot (as the narrative voices vary in Studs Terkel’s book, though not as much as that) so there was a whole handful of songwriters, very different from each other. “Millwork,” sung by Robin Lamont, written by James Taylor:

one of the great songs of musical theater. “If I Could’ve Been,” sung by Lynne Thigpen, written by Micki Grant, for Stephen Schwartz’s WORKING.

Same. I’m too disabled to get anywhere but doctors’ offices (and sometimes not even there). I try to live vicariously.

No water for Data Centers until every every corner of NDN country has safe water.

She did go to Longyearbyen! She went to this residency: thearcticcircle.org/program/

My mom traveled on a tall ship up in Svalbard and when they went onto land, they had stay inside a “triangle” formed by three Nordic women carrying rifles.

I loved HAPPINESS, a sitcom from New Zealand about musicals. Sharp and funny. It’s kind of about failure?? But other things too. The score and choreo have impressive substance. 🎵 🎭 (on PBS and I think also prime)

You have other people answering legally so I’m just here to say FUCK THAT BUS DRIVER, and whatever it’s legally called it was wrong and abhorrent and disgusting, and I’m so sorry.

We accepted almost all the submissions. As long as you provide a title and promise never to write the book. Very low overhead. None actually

Once, years ago, I started a publishing company and the submissions rules were, 1) it must be a book that you promise *never to write,* and 2) you must submit a title. This skeet makes me want to revive the concept.

”What’s a movie where if two people had a simple conversation the whole plot wouldn’t exist”

And also because some people don’t know. Disgusting for the store to be selling them.

Sending solidarity. 🫂 (I have temperature dysregulation from M.E. too. And the rest of the other things you’re talking about too. This illness is a beast.)

thank you 🫂

thank you! 💛