Have a picture of some pretty leaves.
- The janitor felt invisible to Georgetown students — until one changed his life
- How to Suppress Women’s Criticism
- On Apologies
- How to Deal With a Psychopath and Toxic People
- World of Warcraft Character or Prescription Medication That Has Been the Subject of a Class Action Lawsuit?
- Mentally Ill Women Belong In Your Stories, Too
- This Guy Had An “Emotional Support Duck” On His Plane And It’s Adorable
- Why we need to plan for a future without jobs
- McMansion Hell: The Devil is in the Details
- It turns out losing online friends feels as tragic as the death of a ‘real life’ one
- Caminata Nocturna: The Border Crossing Experience
- Roxane Gay Lists 13 Rules for Female Friendships
- Good Enough
- Secret deodorant’s amazing new trans-themed ad: ‘No wrong way to be a woman’ I know it’s an ad but it’s still GREAT.
- Kesha, Interrupted
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- The hideous, diabolical truth about Hillary Clinton
- NBC Helped Create Trump—Now It Owes The American Public
- How to Be a Man in the Age of Trump
- How do we respond to threats after our endorsement? This is how.
- Trump’s not just racist and sexist. He’s ableist.
- In February, I subscribed to all the presidential candidates’ email lists.
- Nasty women have much work to do.
- We saw a new Hillary Clinton on Wednesday night, the Shade Queen that America deserves
- This is not normal & I will not hide how much this hurts.
Good for that student who interacts with the cleaning, cafeteria, security etc. staff. I remember way back when some of my Xerox co-workers in NY thought it was weird that I talked with the cleaning staff. I don’t try to converse with the cleaners at my current office because I know they’re on a really tight schedule, but I do at least say hello and make eye contact with them, and sometimes I chat a little with the security guards.
Good Ann Leckie post on apologies, and good support duck.
I am happy to chat with the Plant Ops folks because without them the campus grinds to a halt within a day. If it’s winter, everyone then freezes to death. And then the geese come.
I used to have a lovely cleaner when I was at university, called Francesca. She was Italian and didn’t speak very good English. She once told me how to make really good bolognese sauce (unlike her daughter who would never listen and didn’t do it right!). I still do it her way and it’s always amazing. The secret is to cook it for at least three hours. The last hour is when it becomes a sauce, rather than just a mix of ingredients.
You have a awesome round up selection.