#yourpapertigers

Honestly I'd just say it like that, not mincing your words or beating around the bush. I'm in the US and had to fight for healthcare coverage at work and my reasoning for my employer was verbatim: "I haven't had any type of health insurance for two years because I couldn't afford it, let alone out of pocket expenses." Immediately got coverage.

Nope. I just can’t bring myself to write in books. I wish I did though because marginalia is cool af!

I use @studying-violence​ to talk about my phd in politics and ir :)

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@mllemouse I'm on a hiatus from school, but work in arts & humanities

Read it as 'ideadpad" and didn't even question it, was just like yeah that's a mood

caramel macchiato (coffee with caramel) always works for me!

i love caramel macchiato but i’ve never made one at home. i’ll have to try :)

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London fogs!

That’s going to be the first one that I try!

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Thai iced tea

this sounds fab

holy shit i have wanted to go to lafayette since i moved here DO THEY ALSO HAVE MACARONS AND WIFI

1) That is an easily rectified mistake.

2) I love 90% of their bakery items (the fougasse, le sigh!), but the macarons are A+. Having ordered all the flavours (for departmental events), let me suggest salted caramel and passionfruit as the ones not to miss!

3) No wi-fi! (Which might be why the place isn’t mobbed like other coffee shops, tbh.) It’s my go-to space for writing because I can plop my things down, eat good food and get things done. If you sit facing the window, though, the people-watching you can do is also A+.