The hope that a similar mistake might happen to me is the cornerstone of my personal financial planning

This is very soothing nytimes.com/2023/05/30/tec…

I miss Twitter

morning muzzles

Baby Buddhist

It's been a long time since I've posted but I feel compelled to share our two daughters dressed as identical twins for Halloween (📸Katie)

Hard, hard, hard pass

A very daughter Christmas

I completely didn’t notice the earthquake

I more or less abandoned Twitter when M*sk took over but there's a lot about it I miss (mostly mutuals). My TL, though, is littered with right-wing bullshit. How are you handling this? Any way to get rid of it without blocking accounts one by one (which wouldn't work anyway)?

The Hanson brothers from “Slapshot” (1977) are alive and well and working at my local CVS

I’d rather have boiling motor oil funneled into my dickhole

On my way to the memorial of a friend who died too young, I just saw a frail, old man carrying his frail, old dog in his arms as he shuffled up Central Park West. Sometimes, life is so fucking sad.

Agree. Similarly, I'm guessing that in 2016 James Comey didn't want Trump to win. But he--like the Times these days--loved the smell of moral rectitude rising from his own shit and wanted everyone else to breathe in a big, admiring whiff.

A history lesson

HOLY SH*T, this is a POWERFUL closing argument. 🚨Make sure EVERYONE sees this.

BREAKING: Kamala Harris’ campaign in Pennsylvania has knocked over 100,000 doors before 11 AM. This is an unprecedented organizing effort.

Please let this be true today: “There was always just enough virtue in this Republic to save it; sometimes none to spare, but still enough to meet the emergency.” —William Seward, Secretary of State during the civil war.

if the nyt workers are able to successfully prevent the needle from being published it will be one of the greatest achievements for organized labor since the invention of the weekend

the co founder of the uncommitted movement voted for Kamala