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Let's not cooperate with mama
Always lovely to see how universal the experience of getting a very unwilling and strong minded toddler into the car seat can be.
I recently got some new skirts from @mayakern and wanted to highlight the new fabric versus the old. In this pic the new skirt is on the left and the old version is on the right. The old one is pretty well loved, and has been washed several times, so it's pretty faded. The old fabric also pilled quite a bit with wear whereas the new fabric is slick and smooth so it doesn't feel like it will do the same thing. I only wish that she could bring all the old designs back, because I would 100% buy new versions of them, especially the Cherry Blossoms.
The amount of shitty news coming out this week made me feel like this needed to be said, so.
For all the boys and young men currently afraid that being male means some kind of moral death sentence: the same world that produced Neil Gaiman and Donald Trump also produced Levar Burton, Steve from Blues Clues, and my (step)dad, who isn't famous but did look at a deeply traumatized child with a bunch of mental health issues and said "is anybody going to support that?" and then didn't wait for an answer. There are good men out there doing good work in ways both big and small. Choose to use your strength to help rather than hurt, your voice to speak for those who must be silent, and you can be one of them.
Be the man Mister Rogers knew you could be. He wasn't wrong very often, and he believed you could do wonderful things. I do too.
(Anyone clowning on here will summarily get their ass kicked and their blog blocked. Pain is pain and I know there are a lot of scared teenagers right now.)
@king-of-the-dots your tags should be on here too.
May your grandfather's memory be for a blessing, and a reminder and inspiration to us all of what we can be when we choose to be our better selves.
GNU my uncle Leo Bachle, science educator and fisherman, who let me take any books from his library I wanted to read. And he brought a lot of his library in their Airstream when we went camping for a month every summer. He was such a good teacher, and his enthusiasm about the world and science is still contagious in me forty five 😭 years later
I'll reblog with another kind good man every time I see this post.
Me too. May his memory be for a blessing.
Let me add two of my history teachers, Mr. White and Mr. Wible, who by their powers combined made me the insane history nerd I am today. Mr. White was the first person I ever saw teach the story of Jesus as "we're not debating his theology, we're talking about Roman politics in antiquity in the modern-day Middle East" and I was fucking fascinated to discover the story actually had context. Mr. Wible taught American history and he did it with such passion and fervor it was contagious. If you've hung around my blog long enough, he's also the teacher who lived in Mister Rogers' real neighborhood and was on the show once. His kindness and compassion know no bounds (he's actually still around, I'm happy to report).
I'll throw in my dad, and my uncles, all of whom were ordinary, decent men. Dad used to be a church minister, he worked for a while as a field worker and then program director for a mental health charity, but his main qualification was as an assayer's assistant (learned up at the Kalgoorlie gold mines, and went back to it many times along the way) - hard, physical work, but it paid the bills. He worked, he paid his taxes, he looked after both my brother and myself when we were younger - Mum worked Friday and Saturday nights as a midwife, so Dad looked after us on the weekends.
One of my uncles was a radiographer (the person who takes the x-rays, not the person who analyses them); another worked for a land development firm in a country town here in Western Australia. All good men, all hard workers, who largely kept to themselves and didn't cause any outcry.
I thank all of these men for providing me with counter-examples for my first encounters with radical feminism; between the living examples of my father and uncles, and the living history my mother explained to me about how things actually *had* got better for women in the thirty years between her being 18 and me being 18, the whole thing of radical feminism never actually stuck. I wasn't willing to believe "all men were shit", because I knew a number of men who weren't.
People who are doing the right thing don't usually make the newspaper headlines, but there's a lot more of them out there than people doing the wrong thing.
I'd like to add my grandfather who died yesterday to this post, if I may. His name was Carl and he was truly an incredible person. He worked as a train engineer for Union Pacific for many years, and took great pride in his work even if he complained about the long hours sometimes. He was a great musician - he played the trumpet, and the cello, and sang beautifully and always took joy in making music with us. He and my grandma both instilled a lifelong love of music in all of my family. He was extremely clever and witty and could always get a laugh out of us even when he was declining during the last year. I will miss him dearly.
There will always be bad men in the world, but take heart that you don't have to be one of them. Choose to be good.
What's the point. Why should I keep going when my country hates me?

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Look, one of my most basic parenting tips: research backs this up, but tbh all I need is my personal experience. If a child does something wrong, and you apply a punishment, their focus is IMMEDIATELY completely on the punishment. You've totally wrecked your chance to actually talk about what was wrong and build empathy or critical thinking or whatever is necessary to actually prevent the problem from happening again. Punishment completely torpedoes learning, and I don't know about you but what I actually want is for my kids to learn to do better.
You also teach them that making a mistake is a punishable offense.
If you have a traditional "9-5" type job, what are your actual work hours? Add in the tags which state/country/province/etc. you work in.
9am-5pm, I take a proper lunch break and work 7-7.5 hours a day
9am-5pm, I work through lunch or try to keep my lunch break very short.
9am-6pm, I take/can take a proper lunch break
8am-5pm, I take/can take a proper lunch break
8am-4pm, I work through lunch
My company culture is such that no one really keeps track of my exact hours.
Something else (in the tags)
Which month is usually the worst for you, mental health-wise?
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Do you prefer self checkout
Yes, Gen Z
No, Gen Z
Yes, Millennial
No, Millennial
Yes, Gen X
No, Gen X
Yes, Baby Boomer
No, Baby Boomer
Hey.
Reblog with pictures of your pets.
Thanks.

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The progress of my hand-embroidered Sera character card from Dragon Age Inquisition.
75 hours, 11.5x19.5 cm
chronic fatigue from mental illness and neurodivergency isn't something you can just will your way out of. your nervous system is part of your body. your brain is an organ. the fatigue is real. you're not lazy. so be kinder to yourself. be gentler with your bodymind.
I have a feeling that beneath the little halo on your noble head There lies a thought or two the devil might be interested to know You're like the finish of a novel that I'll finally have to take to bed You fascinate me so
You Fascinate Me So, Blossom Dearie
...And a reblog with a couple detail shots, as a treat. 🖤
Can we talk about driving as a neurodivergent? Because personally, for me, its
The Fucking Worst
Social interactions but everyone is inside a ton of metal and fiberglass moving at high speed. AND there's cool plants on the roadside and I can't even look at them.
I have nearly gotten into several wrecks trying to identify birds while driving. Also it's so easy to miss turns when you're Thinking.
Extremely excited to announce these official Sirrus and Achenar prints that I did for Myst's 30th Anniversary! MY BOYS. My heraldic boys.
(They should be available soon, though there's a chance to win a set of the limited foil-embossed editions over on Cyan's twitter 👀📕📘)

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Crafting iceberg
How many (mostly fiber) crafts can you do?
Note: The chart isn't ranked by difficulty. The order is how many people can do it / got first introduced to (imo of course).
For simplification I put only headlines (embroidery= satin stich, cross stich etc) there.
I am a creature of the depths rising to the surface. Started with spinning and then learned to crochet in order to use the yarn i had spun.
I swam in from the side with jewelry making and embroidery and never left lol
Um.
i don't think "flex" is a strong enough word for whatever the last three minutes of my life was
That was one of the most beautiful sequences I have ever seen.