Audrey Grey
@audreythegrey.bsky.social
Former Librarian turned academic publisher advocate; idealist who believes in the power of compassionate collaboration; Mama energy; humanist; easily-distracted-crafter; full of gratitude; friend of grief
Listening to ‘Taste: My Life Through Food,’ read by the author,
#StanleyTucci. I’m generally turned off by swear words, finding them unnecessarily vulgar. With that said, it is undeniably sexy when Tucci says “fuuuck” in reverence of delicious food. I am hopelessly crushing on this brilliant man. ♥️
#StanleyTucci. I’m generally turned off by swear words, finding them unnecessarily vulgar. With that said, it is undeniably sexy when Tucci says “fuuuck” in reverence of delicious food. I am hopelessly crushing on this brilliant man. ♥️
October 9, 2025 at 4:47 AM
Listening to ‘Taste: My Life Through Food,’ read by the author,
#StanleyTucci. I’m generally turned off by swear words, finding them unnecessarily vulgar. With that said, it is undeniably sexy when Tucci says “fuuuck” in reverence of delicious food. I am hopelessly crushing on this brilliant man. ♥️
#StanleyTucci. I’m generally turned off by swear words, finding them unnecessarily vulgar. With that said, it is undeniably sexy when Tucci says “fuuuck” in reverence of delicious food. I am hopelessly crushing on this brilliant man. ♥️
Political violence is never okay. 9/11 was an example of an international terrorist committing political violence against western democracy, Hortman’s murder was domestic terrorism against committing political violence against US democracy. #NeverForget
September 12, 2025 at 12:28 AM
Political violence is never okay. 9/11 was an example of an international terrorist committing political violence against western democracy, Hortman’s murder was domestic terrorism against committing political violence against US democracy. #NeverForget
Currently listening to Suleika Jaouad’s ‘Between Two Kingdoms’ on the Libby App, compliments of my local library. Suleika’s honesty about the complexities of living in “the kingdom of illness” is relatable for anyone who has had their life interrupted by uncontrollable and unchangeable circumstances
July 27, 2025 at 9:20 PM
Currently listening to Suleika Jaouad’s ‘Between Two Kingdoms’ on the Libby App, compliments of my local library. Suleika’s honesty about the complexities of living in “the kingdom of illness” is relatable for anyone who has had their life interrupted by uncontrollable and unchangeable circumstances