minotaurust:

heard they’re making it easier tomorrow. not sure if it’s true, but don’t you wanna find out?

depsidase:

shiopaovt:

ive been getting back into (read: hyperfocusing on) cross stitching lately. mental eelness be damned making stuff with my hands will always have my back

saienby:

rednines:

girl why is burger so expensive anymore?

I had this demon deep within me the other day

why-bless-your-heart:

rabbiteclair:

you know when somebody says this that they mean either a short amount of time, a long amount of time, or maybe just neither

(via @awesomebutunpractical)

skullhaver:

vyorei:

Beautiful display of solidarity ongoing right now from the US calling for a ceasefire in Gaza

Source: @jvplive on Twitter

More information on this from the New York Times, “About 300 protesters pleading for a cease-fire were arrested on Capitol Hill, organizers say” from October 18, 2023

Hundreds of demonstrators descended on a congressional building in Washington on Wednesday afternoon to demand a cease-fire in the Israel-Hamas war, resulting in an estimated 300 arrests and restricting access to Capitol Hill.

The rally was organized by two Jewish anti-Zionist groups, Jewish Voice for Peace and If Not Now, and about 400 of their members assembled inside the rotunda of the Cannon House Office Building, led by about 25 rabbis reading testimonials from Palestinians in Gaza and reciting prayers. Outside, hundreds more chanted, “Cease-fire now” and sang in Hebrew and English.

Demonstrations are not permitted in congressional buildings. About 300 protesters were arrested, organizers estimated, though the Capitol Police would not comment on the number beyond saying on the social media platform X that three were charged with assault on a police officer. Protesters were restrained with zip ties and led into police vans.

Linda Holtzman, a rabbi from Philadelphia, said she was protesting because of her faith, values and Jewish history, a theme other attendees echoed. Rabbi Holtzman, who said she was concerned about violence intensifying against civilians in Gaza, said that her grandmother survived the Holocaust and that she was taught to fight for all human life.

“Where there is no justice, I have to be a voice for justice,” she said.

typicalwednesdays:

thirddeadlysin:

imanutcase-10:

tattooedzombigirl:

theman:

beardedmrbean:

I GOT A FUCKING RAISE THE POTATO WORKED WTF

This potato works. Every. Fucking. Time.

Then bring me luck

the day after I posted this last time I was notified that I was selected for a really cool mentorship gig and got an unrelated glowing review at work

worth a shot

egirlgarak:

you know when you’re ill about Some Guy and you look at him and you’re like. what sort of siren spell have you cast upon me. fiend. witch. begone from my sight *looks at another jpeg* *looks at another jpeg* *looks at another jpe

feral-ballad:

Mohammed El-Kurd, from Rifqa; “Rifqa”

[Text ID: “I cried—not for the house / but for the memories I could have had inside it.”]

eightdoctor:

eightdoctor:

eightdoctor:

im stacking extension cords on each other like theyre tinker toys. constructing a tower of babel in the name of the god of electricity. there’ll be at least 100 outlets when ive hooked these boys up nice and good. ill never run out again

nothing more satisfiying than this. really sates that primal urge to Plug Things In. but you know i think we can take this even further

ooooooouhg oooooofg…..whops……..oupsies