
This Tumblr. I’m done with it.
Partly because I’m in a funk and don’t want to disappear down a rabbit hole of negative blogging, and this here only encourages that.
Partly because life isn’t about dividing up my negative and positive experiences or thoughts, it’s about embracing all of that together.
If you so please, you can follow the 360 degree gambit of my emotions over at Throwing Myself Into The World.
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This Tourism Australia ad needs to stoppit.
Seriously, I spend all this time convincing people to go to Australia and then you go and make this hot mess?
OMJesus everyone!
We’re all going to fall in a sinkhole. Next storm, that’s it, slurped down a 330 foot deep sinkhole. Did you know that’s twice the height of the Statue of Liberty?
I spent about 10 minutes googling sinkholes today and may have started a minor panic station at my work.
Seriously, this is Armageddon right here.
Is it just me or is this a total snoozefest?
Maybe I should stop reading it in the voice of the Swedish Chef from the Muppets.
THIS IS WHY WE CAN’T HAVE NICE THINGS.
In most places in the world at sundown, you have to worry about hitting a deer or kangaroo with your car.
In New York at sundown, you have to worry about being hit by a dinner delivery guy on a bike as you cross the street.
why oh why oh why oh why…
do they spend millions of dollars making movies and then approximately $15 hiring the worst graphic artists on the planet to make the movie posters?
Who’s Rosa Parks?
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I seriously overheard someone say this in my office today. And then sit and patiently listen with “first time I’ve heard this” indifference as it was explained.
This country… Sometimes…
that looks about right
Seriously, someone needs to get the stencils out on 7th Ave in the mid 30s
Dear America,
Congratulations in taking a step towards delivering a standard of health care to your citizens that is, even still, below the bare minimum in the rest of the developed world.
I know you’re celebrating that the bill was passed but you all should take a minute to be ashamed this happened so late. To the rest of the world, this will only point out the deficiencies in the system you’ve been living with for decades. It will be like when McDonalds came out with that campaign, advertising their McNuggets “now with all white meat!” and everyone thought “Jeez, what have you been doing all this time?”.
Don’t even get me started on the 212 Americans who voted not to extend the basic human right of healthcare to their uninsured fellow citizens. If one of those people is representing you in Washington, I’d think about sending a strongly worded note.
Condescendingly,
Alice