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@QueenMollyBones
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ME/cfs - haver. She/her, white, bi, fat. Dyspraxic/general crip. Sweary AF, especially to TERFs/SWERFs. Made of partially reconstituted filth, space dust & ink. Queerer the older I get. Now mostly over @QueenMollyBones.
@[email protected]Jan 15, 2020

Hello everyone! First, thanks for all the compliments on J's #crochet . I've passed them on & he says Thank You !

Second of all, if you recently sent me a follow request, could you please do it again at my other account, @QueenMollyBones . Many thanks!

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@rubah It is lovely isn't it?
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@seven That is a nice thought, I will let him know.
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@ajdunevent Thank you on J's behalf!
Show thread@[email protected]Jan 14, 2020
@dockers He is so talented.
@[email protected]Jan 14, 2020

Hi Mastodon, could you take a look at these very beautiful #handmade #crochet blankets, made by my son J. *Proud parent emoji*

J is gay & trans & trying to raise money by selling his works of crochet art. He is working part time & does loads of community activism, so I offered to help by putting these up for him.

Reasonable offers are welcome, bearing in mind that they are large & take many, many hours work. If you are interested & want to know more, let me know.
#transcrowdfund

@[email protected]Jan 14, 2020
poem.exeJan 14, 2020
violets
a patchwork quilt
white chrysanthemums
@[email protected]Jan 12, 2020
maeve harrisJan 11, 2020
#Harvard University researchers find that #sadness (hopefully better defined in the research) is the triggering factor in most addictive behavior in those with a propensity for addiction. Smoking was particularly addressed. I'd like to see a study on hopelessness as an addiction trigger https://www.fastcompany.com/90450668/harvard-researchers-discover-one-negative-emotion-triggers-most-addictive-behaviors
@[email protected]Jan 12, 2020
KestralJan 10, 2020

I'm looking for anyone who'd be willing to be interviewed or have a chat about their experiences of using technology in the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s as part of a #DigiPres project to document the growth and change in that time.

Please drop me a reply or DM if you're interested.

Who am I looking for? Software people, gamers, enthusiasts, fellow nerds... anyone who used and/or loved technology around the start of the PC boom and birth of the WWW around the world.

Show thread@[email protected]Jan 12, 2020
@zigg Thank you. Hopefully it'll be back up again soon.