Something Witty
@phiguru.myatproto.social
Lover of sled dogs, snow, wildlife, & maps.
NH election official.
Autistic & physically disabled.
She/her, live with @shroderdog.net, 2 young adults & 9 critters + so much wildlife.
NH election official.
Autistic & physically disabled.
She/her, live with @shroderdog.net, 2 young adults & 9 critters + so much wildlife.
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No grades get turned in. No tuition gets paid. This is winnable.
November 29, 2025 at 3:37 AM
No grades get turned in. No tuition gets paid. This is winnable.
Reposted by Something Witty
I understand why faculty in Texas are unwilling to risk trying to exercise wildcat labor power in the face of an anti-labor state. In Illinois faculty have lots of power to use if they’re willing to be brave. Students will, I expect, stand with you. But you are going to have to be the leaders.
November 29, 2025 at 3:36 AM
I understand why faculty in Texas are unwilling to risk trying to exercise wildcat labor power in the face of an anti-labor state. In Illinois faculty have lots of power to use if they’re willing to be brave. Students will, I expect, stand with you. But you are going to have to be the leaders.
Mom's (retired) expertise is in CBRNE defense and mitigation, so a better-than-average understanding of nutrition and metabolism is part of her knowledge base, even if she is more of an expert on site decontamination after an incident and zoonotic diseases.
November 28, 2025 at 4:53 PM
Mom's (retired) expertise is in CBRNE defense and mitigation, so a better-than-average understanding of nutrition and metabolism is part of her knowledge base, even if she is more of an expert on site decontamination after an incident and zoonotic diseases.
My mom has a working theory that a combination of B12 and folate deficiency can impact hair color. (She is in her late 70's and has still has very brown hair.) In the past 20 years, folic acid supplementation in food increased dramatically. Better nutrition, more color.
November 28, 2025 at 4:50 PM
My mom has a working theory that a combination of B12 and folate deficiency can impact hair color. (She is in her late 70's and has still has very brown hair.) In the past 20 years, folic acid supplementation in food increased dramatically. Better nutrition, more color.
In a community that survives on seasonal work (Summer and Winter), Stick Season and Mud Season are pretty rough and to pull off a feast can be hard. The squash may have been in response to someone who posted that their squash had spoiled. BUT, dish soap, laundry soap - YES. People need both!
November 28, 2025 at 4:27 PM
In a community that survives on seasonal work (Summer and Winter), Stick Season and Mud Season are pretty rough and to pull off a feast can be hard. The squash may have been in response to someone who posted that their squash had spoiled. BUT, dish soap, laundry soap - YES. People need both!