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@chaotickestrel.bsky.social
Chaos Goblin 24/7
AutiHD, queer, and disabled. Any pronouns.
Swiss army knife being for Hollow Crow Studios.
Kindness for kindnesses sake. Always.
"Be the weeds, Grow in concrete in defiance of those who would thwart you"
https://hollowcrow.carrd.co/
AutiHD, queer, and disabled. Any pronouns.
Swiss army knife being for Hollow Crow Studios.
Kindness for kindnesses sake. Always.
"Be the weeds, Grow in concrete in defiance of those who would thwart you"
https://hollowcrow.carrd.co/
I've read approximately 112 books this year. And it will likely be more before the actual years end. And I mentioned this to 2 of my partners and they acted like I had sprouted a giant glittering mushroom from my forehead. They've been with me for over half a decade. How are they still surprised. 😅🤣
December 7, 2025 at 9:12 PM
I've read approximately 112 books this year. And it will likely be more before the actual years end. And I mentioned this to 2 of my partners and they acted like I had sprouted a giant glittering mushroom from my forehead. They've been with me for over half a decade. How are they still surprised. 😅🤣
I'm back on a weird 8 hours of sleep then don't sleep for over 24 hours-> sleep for 3-5 hours two nights in a row then don't sleep for over 24 hours "sleep cycle"... again.
I would *love* for my circadian rhythm to actually *have* rhythm. Thanks.
I would *love* for my circadian rhythm to actually *have* rhythm. Thanks.
December 7, 2025 at 8:17 PM
I'm back on a weird 8 hours of sleep then don't sleep for over 24 hours-> sleep for 3-5 hours two nights in a row then don't sleep for over 24 hours "sleep cycle"... again.
I would *love* for my circadian rhythm to actually *have* rhythm. Thanks.
I would *love* for my circadian rhythm to actually *have* rhythm. Thanks.
So one thing about being chronically ill at least in my experience with specifically *syndromes* (EDS, POTS, PCOS, etc.) Is that sometimes something new will start happening with your body and you have to be like "is this normal for my condition? Or should I maybe go to a hospital."
December 7, 2025 at 1:05 AM
So one thing about being chronically ill at least in my experience with specifically *syndromes* (EDS, POTS, PCOS, etc.) Is that sometimes something new will start happening with your body and you have to be like "is this normal for my condition? Or should I maybe go to a hospital."
Mostly friendly reminder that if you do not understand the purpose/need for a device/invention. Its probably not for you.
Its not a gotcha when you hop on the internet and call people using lid openers/sock pullers/etc "lazy".
Those things were made to fulfill an actual need for other people.
Its not a gotcha when you hop on the internet and call people using lid openers/sock pullers/etc "lazy".
Those things were made to fulfill an actual need for other people.
December 5, 2025 at 11:26 AM
Mostly friendly reminder that if you do not understand the purpose/need for a device/invention. Its probably not for you.
Its not a gotcha when you hop on the internet and call people using lid openers/sock pullers/etc "lazy".
Those things were made to fulfill an actual need for other people.
Its not a gotcha when you hop on the internet and call people using lid openers/sock pullers/etc "lazy".
Those things were made to fulfill an actual need for other people.
I need to get my office, which is also my craft space, cleaned and organized. I want to get my office cleaned and organized. But my body has decided it doesn't want to.
Every time I try to do cleaning and moving in my office my bpm kicks up to 140+ and I have to immediately stop and lay down. 🙃
Every time I try to do cleaning and moving in my office my bpm kicks up to 140+ and I have to immediately stop and lay down. 🙃
December 5, 2025 at 8:55 AM
I need to get my office, which is also my craft space, cleaned and organized. I want to get my office cleaned and organized. But my body has decided it doesn't want to.
Every time I try to do cleaning and moving in my office my bpm kicks up to 140+ and I have to immediately stop and lay down. 🙃
Every time I try to do cleaning and moving in my office my bpm kicks up to 140+ and I have to immediately stop and lay down. 🙃
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No one deserves to starve.
No one deserves to starve.
No one deserves to starve.
Most SNAP recipients work. They need SNAP because corporations refuse to pay a living wage.
The rest are disabled, elderly or unpaid caregivers.
People should be fed. Period.
No one deserves to starve.
No one deserves to starve.
Most SNAP recipients work. They need SNAP because corporations refuse to pay a living wage.
The rest are disabled, elderly or unpaid caregivers.
People should be fed. Period.
December 5, 2025 at 6:03 AM
No one deserves to starve.
No one deserves to starve.
No one deserves to starve.
Most SNAP recipients work. They need SNAP because corporations refuse to pay a living wage.
The rest are disabled, elderly or unpaid caregivers.
People should be fed. Period.
No one deserves to starve.
No one deserves to starve.
Most SNAP recipients work. They need SNAP because corporations refuse to pay a living wage.
The rest are disabled, elderly or unpaid caregivers.
People should be fed. Period.
So I've been sewing for over a decade at this point. And I've made renn faire garb but I've never really made clothing *for myself* from fabric. Crochet/knit yes. Leather/chainmaille garments. Also yes. But not fabric. So Im going to teach myself how. Cause I want clothes that fit properly so badly.
December 2, 2025 at 9:21 AM
So I've been sewing for over a decade at this point. And I've made renn faire garb but I've never really made clothing *for myself* from fabric. Crochet/knit yes. Leather/chainmaille garments. Also yes. But not fabric. So Im going to teach myself how. Cause I want clothes that fit properly so badly.
There is a section heading in the cookbook im reading that is just "Anything's a sandwich if you're not a coward" and I don't think I've ever felt so seen.
(Book is "You Gotta Eat: Real-life strategies for feeding yourself when cooking feels impossible" by Margaret Eby)
(Book is "You Gotta Eat: Real-life strategies for feeding yourself when cooking feels impossible" by Margaret Eby)
December 2, 2025 at 5:27 AM
There is a section heading in the cookbook im reading that is just "Anything's a sandwich if you're not a coward" and I don't think I've ever felt so seen.
(Book is "You Gotta Eat: Real-life strategies for feeding yourself when cooking feels impossible" by Margaret Eby)
(Book is "You Gotta Eat: Real-life strategies for feeding yourself when cooking feels impossible" by Margaret Eby)
So my husband is not neurotypical but hes "not as neurodivergent" as me. And he walked in on me listening (and singing) to music, while reading a book, while watching Stargate SG-1. And for a minute I thought his head was going to explode.
December 1, 2025 at 8:25 AM
So my husband is not neurotypical but hes "not as neurodivergent" as me. And he walked in on me listening (and singing) to music, while reading a book, while watching Stargate SG-1. And for a minute I thought his head was going to explode.
So I have dysfunction in my airway/vocal cords/esophagus/epiglotis/etc and explaining that I just randomly fail to swallow properly to somebody who hasnt experienced or even heard of vocal cord dysfunction is... an adventure.
November 30, 2025 at 11:25 AM
So I have dysfunction in my airway/vocal cords/esophagus/epiglotis/etc and explaining that I just randomly fail to swallow properly to somebody who hasnt experienced or even heard of vocal cord dysfunction is... an adventure.
It's snowing, and my joints are *pissed*. Im extremely tired of being punished by my body for having an inability to control the weather.
November 29, 2025 at 6:36 PM
It's snowing, and my joints are *pissed*. Im extremely tired of being punished by my body for having an inability to control the weather.
Me: "someday I will be able to move without sounding like a bowl of damp pop rocks"
Sib: *long suffering pause* "don't say "damp pop rocks" ever again please. Also, thats not true and you know it, you have the joints of an over used wooden artists mannequin"
Me: ".... rude."
Sib: *long suffering pause* "don't say "damp pop rocks" ever again please. Also, thats not true and you know it, you have the joints of an over used wooden artists mannequin"
Me: ".... rude."
November 25, 2025 at 12:33 PM
Me: "someday I will be able to move without sounding like a bowl of damp pop rocks"
Sib: *long suffering pause* "don't say "damp pop rocks" ever again please. Also, thats not true and you know it, you have the joints of an over used wooden artists mannequin"
Me: ".... rude."
Sib: *long suffering pause* "don't say "damp pop rocks" ever again please. Also, thats not true and you know it, you have the joints of an over used wooden artists mannequin"
Me: ".... rude."
Here with another book on my highly recommend list. "When the Tides Held the Moon" by Venessa Vida Kelley is *stunning*. I devoured it, unable to put it down once I started reading. Its got immigrant and LGBTQ+ representation, mermaids, sideshow history, and more. Its emotional & beautiful. 15/10
November 25, 2025 at 9:33 AM
Here with another book on my highly recommend list. "When the Tides Held the Moon" by Venessa Vida Kelley is *stunning*. I devoured it, unable to put it down once I started reading. Its got immigrant and LGBTQ+ representation, mermaids, sideshow history, and more. Its emotional & beautiful. 15/10
Center piece for the duster im currently working on. This is the first of four dusters I have planned.
November 22, 2025 at 9:59 AM
Center piece for the duster im currently working on. This is the first of four dusters I have planned.
Im so tired of finding a song that sounds like it might be okay and then looking at the credits and its "composer" is fuckin "ai generated content"
November 21, 2025 at 7:13 PM
Im so tired of finding a song that sounds like it might be okay and then looking at the credits and its "composer" is fuckin "ai generated content"
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Whistles are one of the most accessible tools in resisting ICE.
Here’s how to use them:
Here’s how to use them:
November 20, 2025 at 3:28 PM
Whistles are one of the most accessible tools in resisting ICE.
Here’s how to use them:
Here’s how to use them:
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Let me be clear, in a wild goose chase scenario you would not be chasing the goose
November 14, 2025 at 4:53 PM
Let me be clear, in a wild goose chase scenario you would not be chasing the goose
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Overheard conversation between my boyfriend and Marcel last night:
BF: No, you can't touch my food with your paw.
Marcel: Mew.
BF: Why? I think you know why.
BF: No, you can't touch my food with your paw.
Marcel: Mew.
BF: Why? I think you know why.
November 14, 2025 at 6:34 PM
Overheard conversation between my boyfriend and Marcel last night:
BF: No, you can't touch my food with your paw.
Marcel: Mew.
BF: Why? I think you know why.
BF: No, you can't touch my food with your paw.
Marcel: Mew.
BF: Why? I think you know why.
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November 13, 2025 at 3:06 PM
Someday I will be able to hear the phrase "let that sink in." Without my brain immediately conjuring the thought of a sink at a door. But today is not that day.
November 12, 2025 at 5:36 AM
Someday I will be able to hear the phrase "let that sink in." Without my brain immediately conjuring the thought of a sink at a door. But today is not that day.
Im like 20 books away from my reading goal this year. And desperately wishing I could log fan fiction in my tracker 😅 cause if I could I'd probably have already met the goal.
November 11, 2025 at 10:05 PM
Im like 20 books away from my reading goal this year. And desperately wishing I could log fan fiction in my tracker 😅 cause if I could I'd probably have already met the goal.
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If a word has some letters replaced with asterisks, this could confuse people. This includes people with cognitive and reading disabilities, and those learning the language. Screen reader users won't necessarily know what the word is meant to be, as it could sound like gibberish.
November 11, 2025 at 3:56 PM
If a word has some letters replaced with asterisks, this could confuse people. This includes people with cognitive and reading disabilities, and those learning the language. Screen reader users won't necessarily know what the word is meant to be, as it could sound like gibberish.
Oh how I miss the days when I wasn't "out of breath" making breakfast. Finished cooking, sat down, checked my watch cause I didnt feel good and my bpm was 146. Literally all I did was walk to the kitchen, pull ingredients and stand at the stove for 10 minutes.
November 9, 2025 at 1:00 PM
Oh how I miss the days when I wasn't "out of breath" making breakfast. Finished cooking, sat down, checked my watch cause I didnt feel good and my bpm was 146. Literally all I did was walk to the kitchen, pull ingredients and stand at the stove for 10 minutes.
I eat so much rice. I live in near constant fear that one day due to my plethora of chronic illnesses I will be told I should stop eating rice and then will not know what to eat, ever again, even though im a fairly accomplished cook. Because rice.
November 8, 2025 at 8:55 AM
I eat so much rice. I live in near constant fear that one day due to my plethora of chronic illnesses I will be told I should stop eating rice and then will not know what to eat, ever again, even though im a fairly accomplished cook. Because rice.
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November 5, 2025 at 3:36 PM