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Yo, I'm a broke as fuck multiply disabled MA student with no income, currently self-isolating with Covid, and tomorrow is my 🎂birthday🎂 (I turn 24! Woohoo!)
I'm real sad about it so (ONLY if you can spare it) donations to the Birthday Drinking In My Living Room Fund would be greatly appreciated, and can be made via https://ko-fi.com/morganpeschek
If it helps, I'm cute and gay! Look!
Birthday wishes are very very welcome too 💖
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Usually, Thanksgiving is defined by long, cold, autumnal walks around Delaware Park in Buffalo, staying in my grandparents' house full of books, spending late nights talking and full of wine. I'm missing those days today, and reminiscing about my reading-and-walking there of former years. I know many of us are struggling this year with spending time away from family or from our usual rituals, but I'm glad that I'm working to stay safe as best I can, especially because I'll be going to New Jersey and self-isolating for Christmas.
Just Harry now self-isolating so he can dash back to UK if worst happens to Prince Philip
Just Harry now self-isolating so he can dash back to UK if worst happens to Prince Philip
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It’s kind of wild to see ableds talking about how difficult it is having to self-isolate and stay at home, especially when a common comment disabled people get from them is “you’re so lucky. I’d love to be able to stay at home and do nothing all the time”.
What happened to wanting to stay home? Have you finally realised that not being able to go out anywhere isn’t actually the wonderful holiday you thought it was? Are you finally realising how shitty it is and that there’s a difference between choosing not to go out and not being able to go out?
I understand that you’re not used to having to stay at home constantly, and I can absolutely see how one week of not being able to leave the house probably feels unbearable, but maybe spare a thought for those of us who go through this constantly. Maybe think about whether you’ve made comments about how lucky we are to be at home all the time, and consider how you’d feel if someone said that to you about what you’re experiencing now.
I’m sorry if this post comes across as harsh. I’m just so frustrated at all the double standards I’m seeing because of the coronavirus and this one in particular has really been bothering me. I want to clarify that I’m not saying that self-isolating isn’t difficult or distressing, or that you shouldn’t complain, or anything like that. I just want to point out that some of us have been stuck at home for weeks, months, or even years at a time, and now we’re watching the people who told us we were lucky to be in that situation complaining about being stuck at home.
Astronaut Chris Hadfield shares tips for self-isolation during coronavirus
"Take care of your spaceship." If anyone knows how to not go crazy while spending a lot of time alone, it's an astronaut.
Read more in my CNET article here.
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Is it just me or are days going extremely quickly at the moment???
P.S might be because I'm waking up at 2pm and drawing until 3am.
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The PhD Comics is streaming The PhD Movies for free to help us keep sane at this time.
Are Millennials Killing the Burglary Industry?
Millenials have potentially added to their industry kill count recently, now taking the burglary industry. “I never thought this day would come,” said 60 year old burglar, John Jones, “But due to this newfangled corona virus and self-isolating it’s harder and harder to get away with.” Self-isolating is when and individual/group choose to stay away from society to prevent the spread of disease. This means more people are staying in their homes. This obviously makings breaking and entering without being caught much harder. Another low life we spoke to, Samuel Johnson, age 72, said that three of his friends had been caught last week and were all now facing a prison sentence or a serious fine. If this long running industry were to go hundreds of families would be at risk of losing their livelihoods.
However it’s not all doom and gloom. Many younger burglars are looking at it as an opportunity. Several young people we spoke to said that with everyone self-isolating they would be able to take on bigger targets, such as schools. Apparently technology from schools often does well in the vintage market. One young person we spoke to was Bob “Sneaky” Harrison, age 24, he said, “With many businesses empty this is a fantastic opportunity to break into the world of large scale heists. Many people, particularly older folk, see home burglary as the only easy option. Times are changing and if we can adapt the industry will be better than ever.”
Whether this is the end or a new beginning only time will tell; all we can do for now is hope that whatever happens, it turns out okay in the end.
