Night Of The Living Dead checked off our horror film watch list…
Just finished watching The Mist… wow!… that was thought provoking apocalyptic horror… Marcia Gay Harden brilliant in role of religious zealot.
I like your dress,
… says the trans woman behind the vegetables at the farmers market. I have had this knee length sweater dress for almost a year now and this is the first time anyone read it as a dress. Most people take the less discordant view that it is a tunic. It’s the small things that can make us happiest.
Cue Abbot and Costello Meet Frankenstein.
OF ALL THE chapters for this book, this one was the most difficult to write. When I talked with friends and acquaintances about self-love I was surprised to see how many of us feel troubled by the notion, as though the very idea implies too much narcissism or selfishness. We all need to rid ourselves of misguided notions about self-love. We need to stop fearfully equating it with self-centeredness and selfishness. (bell hooks, All About Love)
… self love has been a key component of my trans-feminine shift… i love my feminine self… not selfish or self-centered, but a coming home to myself…
October 13, 2024 - by Heather Cox Richardson
“He is the most dangerous person ever. I had suspicions when I talked to you about his mental decline and so forth, but now I realize he’s a total fascist. He is now the most dangerous person to this country…a fascist to the core.” (former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley)
… apart from those who understand and want fascism, and they are not an insignificant number, does anyone embracing Trump really understand what they will get if he is elected?…
Big pro Trump flag set up at busy intersection of 9 and 9D. Very little honking in agreement. More signs of lackluster support for Trump in my neck of the woods. Sad part is that corner used to belong to Pete Seeger and his Sloop Club friends.
… did the memo go out?…
October 11, 2024 - by Heather Cox Richardson
And yet, in a New York Times/Siena Poll of likely voters released on October 8, 75% of respondents said the economy was fair or poor. Further, although a study by The Guardian showed that Harris’s specific economic policies were more popular than Trump’s in a blind test, 54% of respondents to a Gallup poll released on October 9, thought that Trump would manage the economy better than Harris would.
We drove north into a conservative rural county of New York State today and saw more Harris/Walz yard signs than Trump/Vance. I remember it was other way around 4 years ago. Anecdotal evidence, not scientific, but it was a good sign.