Big last day of the WB Bronze nostalgia with all the farewell tweets tonight.

Guess I better start cross-posting to Instagram more!

A helicopter was just flying low and loud too close to my house and I’m very glad it seems to be gone now.

I just backed A Book About the Magic of Foraging Pigments & Making Art on Kickstarter.

💬📚 “We give the people we mother our bodies, and what they will recall is our presence and heat, our animal closeness.” Angela Garbes, Essential Labor: Mothering as Social Change

💬📚 “I don’t believe care work has to wreck us. This labor can be shared, social, collective—and transformative.” Angela Garbes, Essential Labor: Mothering as Social Change

💬📚 “Those who mother are the sanitation workers of bodies— handling the refuse, the filth and putrescence, living in the stink.” Angela Garbes, Essential Labor: Mothering as Social Change

For Garbes, mothering is a type of care work not reserved exclusively for parents.

Want to read: Waterlog: A Swimmers Journey Through Britain by Roger Deakin 📚

Thanks for the rec, @agilelisa!

So worn out and it’s almost time to start the second shift of my day job (parenting).

Decided to do morning pages over at 750words. It’s not longhand, but it also doesn’t give me hand cramps, so. 🤷‍♀️