angrygato.bsky.social
Artist, maker, teacher, cat enthusiast from New England.
Working on the Trash Friends Tarot deck.
www.angrygatodesigns.com
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my new motto is "zoomies not doomies" and this practice fits in nicely.
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The overall situation is not sigma.
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I hate long links and I cannot lie
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it looks so pretty!! and yep i've got the ecotank!
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ooooh what kind of paper is that? (Also I think I have the same printer lololol)
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They were right behind us. Very impressive!! Thanks for a fun event today! 🤩
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YAY this means mail soon!!
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📌
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Ratchett in slumber.
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🤣🤣🤣🤣
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And at some point before that, those words would have been gibberish to all of us.
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Oh I guess it was cheaper back in 2017 😅 I feel like I paid $20 extra on top of my passport book renewal
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It's also pretty cheap so in my view it can't hurt to even have a backup ID that you can use. No downsides!
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I got a passport card back in 2017 because it fulfilled RealID and it doesn't list an address, so if you move it's still valid
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@infinitescream.bsky.social
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Looking at the speaker list and all I can think of is
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"hello firefighter? I know there's a kitten stuck in that tree but there's also a five alarm fire going on like right down the street. You can see it from here."
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Yes! Use 👏 your 👏 power 👏
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Will add the MA one to my list!!!
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Love the use of color 😍😍😍
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My current area of focus is writing postcards to federal employees, and I feel like that might be a nice on-ramp for more people to get involved that might be uncomfortable with other actions. I want to help the people around me shift out of hopelessness and overwhelm.
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It's a really good question to ask! I've been thinking about force multipliers a bit - people, consistency, time. The #TeslaTakedown movement has put these to very effective use, and we can directly see outcomes. Are there other places we could use this recipe?
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Yesssss. When I was making masks in 2020, I purposely chose fun fabrics bc it felt like incorporating a fun element helped combat fear. Fun invites people in!
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This type has the pull-out legs that use metal push-buttons and corresponding holes. These are the most portable and sturdy for the size, but I'd also invest in a pair of protective work gloves to maximize grip and make sure you don't get pinched. (I apparently have Thoughts™ on tables)
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One of the best kind of arts and crafts!
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I'm very practiced at this myself, but for new people it can be hard. it's complicated too, bc a lot of people arent used to this work, don't have a sense of their options, and also have a very distorted view of the social risk of taking action. There's so much to unpack.
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This is fair! And I think it's important for us to look at impact from many angles. Sometimes your impact is limited to a few people. Sometimes you'll never see or meet the people you help. Often, no one will thank you. But these tiny acts repeated over time, by many people WILL and DO make change
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We need to use our power, whatever that is for each of us!
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Even when I see people on the Internet be like "we need x thing to happen" I want to be like ok what are YOU going to do to help
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I am losing patience FAST with defeatist attitudes, and "I hate this but I've decided I'm not doing anything about it other than complaining
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This is one reason I love my neighborhood. Much easier to do than when I lived in a big city. Now I know my neighbors dogs names AND their people's names.
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Yes!!! I have a big list of local offices and I'll add them to my list!
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Oh heck I love this
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Yes the stickers are TOP NOTCH. This makes me want to break out my silly art postcards next time! I have one cat T-Rex that will do nicely 🤣
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OMG YOURS ARE AMAZING I LOVE THEM
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I designed and printed my own, and have put together a list of local offices. Got some pre-adressed postcards at a local cafe, too!