Britt
@lowercaseenergy.bsky.social
Mama. Bookworm. I didn’t vote for him.
Opinions are my own, but you can borrow them.
Opinions are my own, but you can borrow them.
Change has never come from noise alone. It comes from those who refuse to be ignored.
Take the resilient Mr. Mandela for instance.
Take the resilient Mr. Mandela for instance.
February 15, 2025 at 2:31 AM
Change has never come from noise alone. It comes from those who refuse to be ignored.
Take the resilient Mr. Mandela for instance.
Take the resilient Mr. Mandela for instance.
If you’re frustrated with the current events of our nation, don’t let that frustration turn into hopelessness. The American people have been given a voice, and the only way forward is to use it—strategically, persistently, and with the long game in mind.
February 15, 2025 at 2:31 AM
If you’re frustrated with the current events of our nation, don’t let that frustration turn into hopelessness. The American people have been given a voice, and the only way forward is to use it—strategically, persistently, and with the long game in mind.
Came here to say the same
December 26, 2024 at 1:54 PM
Came here to say the same
In the same breath, we will talk about fairies, pretend with her dolls, be outdoor explorers, etc.
Acknowledging a child’s perception is not taking their childhood away. It’s giving them autonomy and boundaries to form their own healthy opinions.
Acknowledging a child’s perception is not taking their childhood away. It’s giving them autonomy and boundaries to form their own healthy opinions.
December 18, 2024 at 5:16 PM
In the same breath, we will talk about fairies, pretend with her dolls, be outdoor explorers, etc.
Acknowledging a child’s perception is not taking their childhood away. It’s giving them autonomy and boundaries to form their own healthy opinions.
Acknowledging a child’s perception is not taking their childhood away. It’s giving them autonomy and boundaries to form their own healthy opinions.
My daughter adores Kamala and was sad when she lost the election. A woman in office is inspiring to a little girl.
She’s 5. She asks a lot of tough questions based on her observations.
I try my best to keep her optimistic about the future without lying to her that we have work to do.
She’s 5. She asks a lot of tough questions based on her observations.
I try my best to keep her optimistic about the future without lying to her that we have work to do.
December 18, 2024 at 5:16 PM
My daughter adores Kamala and was sad when she lost the election. A woman in office is inspiring to a little girl.
She’s 5. She asks a lot of tough questions based on her observations.
I try my best to keep her optimistic about the future without lying to her that we have work to do.
She’s 5. She asks a lot of tough questions based on her observations.
I try my best to keep her optimistic about the future without lying to her that we have work to do.
How did we get here? How do we change this? Because this shouldn’t be normal, and I don’t want to accept it as their future.
December 18, 2024 at 1:48 AM
How did we get here? How do we change this? Because this shouldn’t be normal, and I don’t want to accept it as their future.
And I shouldn’t have to do this. I shouldn’t have to feel unsafe for simply doing my job and walking to my car. What’s worse is knowing I’ll someday have to teach my daughters this same vigilance—the exhausting reality of constantly calculating risk.
December 18, 2024 at 1:48 AM
And I shouldn’t have to do this. I shouldn’t have to feel unsafe for simply doing my job and walking to my car. What’s worse is knowing I’ll someday have to teach my daughters this same vigilance—the exhausting reality of constantly calculating risk.
But there I was: flashlight on, scanning under and inside my car before I even got close, keys gripped so tightly they left marks on my hand. My mind raced with every safety tip I’ve ever been told.
December 18, 2024 at 1:48 AM
But there I was: flashlight on, scanning under and inside my car before I even got close, keys gripped so tightly they left marks on my hand. My mind raced with every safety tip I’ve ever been told.
Aren’t batteries best in small use cases? Hydrogen seems to have potential in industrial uses if done properly.
P.S. This is definitely from a lay person’s POV. My husband is exploring the clean tech sector and the ARCH2 hub peaked his interest. I appreciate your willingness to engage!
P.S. This is definitely from a lay person’s POV. My husband is exploring the clean tech sector and the ARCH2 hub peaked his interest. I appreciate your willingness to engage!
December 2, 2024 at 11:44 AM
Aren’t batteries best in small use cases? Hydrogen seems to have potential in industrial uses if done properly.
P.S. This is definitely from a lay person’s POV. My husband is exploring the clean tech sector and the ARCH2 hub peaked his interest. I appreciate your willingness to engage!
P.S. This is definitely from a lay person’s POV. My husband is exploring the clean tech sector and the ARCH2 hub peaked his interest. I appreciate your willingness to engage!
That’s interesting! I wonder if there are projects in the pipeline to solve those bottlenecks.
December 1, 2024 at 6:22 PM
That’s interesting! I wonder if there are projects in the pipeline to solve those bottlenecks.
I feel like it was some giant experiment on conditioning people to never go to Santa Barbara.
November 28, 2024 at 1:28 AM
I feel like it was some giant experiment on conditioning people to never go to Santa Barbara.