maggiesavage.bsky.social
Mostly talking to myself.
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Omg yes
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I feel sorry for those kids, damn
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Been noticing that I’m more likely to read newsletters on Fridays
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Omg
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I’ll never stop laughing at this
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Ugh I saw that my mom was following JD Vance and was very confused.
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I’m old enough to remember the argument against weekly or monthly discounts for subway fares because poor people could not afford to pay for monthly cards
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DT n'est pas pertinent pour le problème, il n'a pas son mot à dire et est généralement impopulaire ici.
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lol salmon and microwaved frozen vegetables is my signature dish! Also spaghetti!
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Why is New Jersey so concerned about having to pay to drive into Manhattan? I’m sure people from LI and other boroughs are annoyed but they aren’t putting up half the fuss.
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The psychological after-effects of the pandemic really aren’t talked about much, it feels like we are all expected to act like it never happened. I had to work very hard in the last year to get out of my isolation and social awkwardness that developed in isolation.
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Classe Tous Risques is just really great storytelling. Highly recommend!
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My brother lives there and I visit a few times a year. It can be a magical place, I’m so sorry that happened to your wife.
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Holy Cow that is crazy, and Tucson is a lot more than half Spanish! You should start shopping at Basha’s 😉
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Ugh that’s awful to hear. So sorry you had to deal with that. ☹️
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It seems to me that Republicans are the absolute queens of identity politics
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I love this!
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I was going to say Colette, her writing is clear and beautiful but a lot of archaic words. But also Annie Ernaux Les Années is a good starter. She recently won the Nobel Prize for Literature
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That’s exactly the way I remember it. I remember protesting outside Chuck Schumer’s apartment building in early January, and I remember the media trying to say ‘He looked presidential today’ and how the Women’s March surprised everyone.