I’m smack dab in the middle of millennial years and every single one was part of my childhood

Tbh one of my dogs has one solitary talent and that is being able to escape anything. She has figured out how to open doorknobs, but not how to disengage a lock on the other side of the door. So I potty in peace.

Am I the only person who closes the door to poop or

6 is def old enough to introduce knife skills. Did it all the time leading Girl Scout troops.

He also has actual books about the holocaust, from a sympathetic perspective, on his goodreads. Tarring someone for reading Mein Kampf, the autobiography of one of the most influential people of the 20th century, is WILD.

Some of us don’t treat it as a site to advertise the sort of person we are as much as a place where we literally just track what we have read and what we want to read.

That looks delicious.

For the rest of us the depression makes us closer to 140x2, unfortunately

First sentiment only implies if they’re not endangering others.

You know they’re not going to prevent women from getting on the trains, right? More than one thing at a time matters. Trains help people get places without destroying the environment or costing what car ownership does. This would be a win for lower income women who may need to travel for abortions.

Both reliable trains and abortion access are good and important. Not relevant here.

I feel like this just showed up on my Discover feed BECAUSE I just made a post with a semicolon.
They’re just really useful 😎

I’ve been seeing a lot of people bringing books to cocktail bars lately, but it always feels kinda performative? When I listen in to the inevitable conversation started with “ooh how’s the book?!”, the book hasn’t been started or they’re on page 5.