•she/her • Mama Bear to 3 • Ally (always learning) • Floundering Artist • Bread Baker • Depression & Anxiety with some self-dx ADHD thrown in
North Carolina, USA
Joined January 2009
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Jennifer Olinger retweeted
For Americans who are new to trying to understand #Ukraine, I want to explain something, judgement-free. We all didn’t know things at one point in time, it’s fine.
Still, a 🧵
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Wow, my home is in vogue without me even trying. I knew it would be in style if I just waited long enough.
Maximalism’s revival includes things that are old, new, ugly, beautiful, useful, and totally useless. Quirky flea-market finds, DIY hacks, and antique furniture are back in vogue. From the Sept/Oct issue of The Walrus, read about the maximalist home: thewalrus.ca/more-is-more-th… 4/5
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<-bookmarks for use as example of toxoplasmosis
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Oh, methylphenidate, how I have *missed* you and members of your chemical families.
Concentration, focus, executive function, I’ve missed you, too.
Complaint:
ADHD should NOT be in the psych world. It’s genetic, it’s biological; it’s not behavioral. It’s a physical condition.
Jennifer Olinger retweeted
Word of the day is ‘spuddle’ (17th century): to work ineffectively; to be extremely busy whilst achieving absolutely nothing.
Jennifer Olinger retweeted
I would actually be terrified to give past me any advice because I love the life she wound up with on her own and what if I change the timeline and I come back and discover that now birds are extinct or something?
Jennifer Olinger retweeted
it often seems. like the human is jealous of me. because of how happy i get. about the simplest things. i don’t know how to tell them. they can do that too
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Jennifer Olinger retweeted
A good way to tell elder millennials from younger ones is to shriek-sing “PEACHES COME FROM A CAN” at them and see what happens
Jennifer Olinger retweeted
Hmm, you know, it occurs to me—for all you new gardeners out there, you know not to trust the plant tags, right?
...maybe we should talk about that.
Jennifer Olinger retweeted
Children love books about boarding schools because they love the idea of living with their friends in a single building where magical things happen. A school is just a plot device to create what many humans (young and old) crave: a walkable, close-knit community.
Jennifer Olinger retweeted
Tired of doomscrolling?
Binged every series worth streaming?
A video game, which is currently being developed, will let you skirt provincial stay-at-home orders while wandering the streets as a raccoon.
toronto.ctvnews.ca/i-want-it…
