Suzi is sending you cupcakes 🧁

The account that called it the gospel of cupcakes doesn’t exist anymore. And still I remain. Cupcakes are gospel. Gospel = good news.

@NeoNirvanaMicah Of course.

@suziwalks I was so upset!!

6 kids under 15 and you getting high during homework time is diabolical. Smh

Local woman wakes up, appoints the stolen corgi pack leader, Nazgûl the wolfhound, Moo Deng, Ikea monkey, a few orcas, some cobra chickens and 30-50 feral hogs as the New World Order, makes oatmeal.

I love a fact about bees !

i’m sorry, but if lesbians can control themselves in a girls only changing room with ass naked woman waltzing around. then i figure men should be able to control them selves with clothed girls walking down the street. just a thought.

I've had 452 menstrual cycles. That's at least $15,000 spent on maxi pads and ibuprofen. Women should get a tax deduction for this involuntary shit. Or get pads and tampons for free. Tired of my cramps being capitalized on.

my sons friend taunted him and called him “laundry boy” when he found out my son does his own laundry, to which my son replied “well you’re lazy because your mom does yours” I think he will be fine

The reason people miss the 90s isn’t just nostalgia. Life was slower. Quieter. Less demanding. We weren’t designed to process constant noise, updates, and stimulation all day.

The minimum wage in Pennsylvania is $7.25 an hour. A regular Auntie Anne’s soft pretzel at the mall is $7.29. Imagine telling someone an hour of their time is worth less than a pretzel.

I love buying people books as gifts. 📚

Every good thing that has happened to me has been because I spoke to a stranger face to face. I've gotten jobs, been invited to cool stuff, met my husband that way. The universe puts everyone you need in your path, so put your damn phone down and look up.

someone needs to see this

If Egor Chinakhov has 500 fans, I am one of them. If Egor Chinakhov has 1 fan, it is me. If Egor Chinakhov has no more fans, then I am dead. If the world is against Egor Chinakhov, then I am against the world.

I'm Italian. After my thread on Italy's hidden cities blew up, a close French friend called me. "You did Italy. Now do France. But don't embarrass yourself, let me 'elp." We spent a weekend going back and forth. He'd suggest a city, I'd research it. I'd push back, he'd prove me wrong. By Sunday night, we had a list. 7 hidden cities in France that most people, including most French, will never think to visit, let alone move to. No crowds. No tourist markup. Insane quality of life. 🧵

There is no better designer than nature. Alexander McQueen

As we are out here doing our Genealogy and looking at old census records and history, it's mostly written in cursive. There are at least 3 different decades of youth who don't know how to write or read cursive. What the schools won't teach, you better have your children learn it from somewhere else. They will lose history if they don't. #Inspirenaire

Celebrating the birthday of William Morris, born on this day in 1834. He played a central role in the Arts and Crafts Movement, championing the value of handmade craftsmanship at a time when the Victorian era was defined by industrial progress.

'Splitting From The Norm' — my sixteen-year-old little brother just blew my mind with this incredible piece he made for his senior art project. Jake has always been the "difficult" kid in our family, the one who got suspended for arguing with teachers and spent more time in detention than anyone should. Mom was constantly getting calls from school about his attitude or his refusal to follow directions. But apparently, all that rebellious energy found the perfect outlet in woodworking class this semester. He spent three months planning and building this split dresser, working after school every day and refusing to let any of us see it until the big reveal at the school art show last night. When we walked into that gallery and saw this massive, impossible-looking piece of furniture that actually functions perfectly, I literally got chills. Each drawer opens smoothly despite looking like it should topple over, and the craftsmanship is honestly better than furniture I've seen in expensive stores. The best part was watching him explain his technique to visitors, confident and articulate in a way we never see at home. His art teacher told us he's already got colleges interested based on photos of this project, and there's been talk about him potentially selling custom furniture pieces. I've been encouraging him to document his process and maybe start small with some simpler designs online, where there's actually a market for young artists doing unique woodworking. Seeing him find something he's genuinely passionate about and incredibly talented at has been the best surprise of this whole year — turns out our "problem child" was just a creative genius waiting for the right outlet.

-Khalil Gibran

"A symphony of small moments”