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This woman’s joy is 97% of what keeps me going.

Every time I hear Christian leaders fretting over polarization I laugh a little and think, “yes, followers of this Jesus who was notoriously committed to depolarization.”

Hey! It’s me!

Thinking about a possible final project for my medieval women mystics course today and made this mockup. It occurred to me that "Almanac" could easily be applied to a type of liturgical work.

Listen... the day that manatees become officially extinct is the day I become the Joker.

Started working on a new sticker design for the first time in ages this morning.

“Louisianans pronounce ‘mirliton’ in a number of ways, from phonetic to a French-leaning ‘MEL-a-tawn.’” —Sara Roahen on the Louisiana heirloom mirliton and Dr. Lance Hill’s re-seeding project. Read “A Revolutionary Vegetable” from Issue 88: https://shorturl.at/CFeJa Photo: by

Woke up to see yet another instance where the white deconstructionist industrial complex has once again proven itself incapable of not replicating the same systems and hierarchies that it claims to have left behind.

“I want creation to fill you with so much admiration that everywhere, wherever you may be, even a plant may bring to you the clear remembrance of the creator." -St. Basil the Great

We weathered it all just fine. Our green house plastic is shredded to hell and back but no structural damage in our town. A small community just north east of us In our county wasn’t so lucky. Pray for Sipsey.

“If our church is not marked by caring for the poor, the oppressed, the hungry, we are guilty of heresy.“ — St. Ignatius of Loyola

I can relate to Victor von Frankenstein so much. Just out here creating real like problems and then ignoring them in hopes they will just magically go away.

Fuck…

They are predicting that these severe may leave us without power for 4-5 days... and yet I somehow have to find the time and energy to write this 20 page paper and work amidst dealing with two straight days of potentially catastrophic weather. Great system we have built.

I don’t know that I’ll ever forgive myself for the ways that I’ve let academia and classism do irreparable harm to my dialect. I never have found out how to say what I need to say without losing it. Particularly in writing.

Clocked him 😂

I wish y’all could have heard Jordan Lee trying to read these early thesis notes. 😂 One day an archivist is going to look at this shit and curse me.

Suggesting “Catholic” as a replacement for “queer theology” is hilarious on so many levels to me.

I have so many pages to write for class, but this week has already been a month long.

Well… it looks like I’m officially the democratic nominee for the AL Senate District 5 special election after winning the primary tonight.

"The only kinds of fights worth fighting are those you are going to lose, because somebody has to fight them and lose and lose and lose until someday, somebody who believes as you do wins.". — I.F. Stone

I’ve been thinking about how in the US we have largely settled on a cultural notion of “freedom” that equates to radical individualism, and that is a tremendous liability for a nation of 340 million.

“You will burn and you will burn out; you will be healed and come back again.” -Fyodor Dostoevsky, The Brothers Karamazov

Don’t worry…. He must have just been joking because he shortly followed it up with an unexpected and unwelcome hug as he told me he “loved” me.

Anyone else receive veiled threats from their local Sheriff today or was that just me? (FFS IT HAS BEEN A MONDAY FOR THE BOOKS, Y'ALL)

Realizing that an original Papercut Prayers form @abenjamin.bsky.social would really just round out the vibes of my prayer book tbh.

Reading poetry during Lent and thought I'd share a poem a day, starting with a favorite by English Jesuit Gerard Manley Hopkins. God created a beautiful world that we have nevertheless "seared with trade." And still "the Holy Ghost over the bent / World broods with warm breast and ah! bright wings."