The 100th woman in space is Emily Calandrelli Emily Calandrelli from #WestVirginia #NS28 @Blueoirign

You guys, our planet. I left her. I saw her. 🥺

Seeing our planet for the first time, a dream decades in the making. You’re seeing so many emotions intertwined. Excitement, awe, and pride - but to be honest a little fear and confusion too. You just launched on a rocket and you’re seeing something you’ve never seen before

For anyone still in high school please do not let the wicked movie encourage you to get a degree in musical theater. Save your money move to a city with a healthy arts scene, take a class with a crazy teacher who would get fired from a traditional university, see shows, maybe-

the push toward books written by AI is so bizarre. don’t you read books partly because they were written by a real person, whose mind you get to tour the contours of??

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Emily Calandrelli made headlines in November as the 100th woman to journey into space. For West Virginians, her ascent aboard Blue Origin's rocket was also a moment of state pride as we watched one of our own propel their dreams to the cosmos. bit.ly/WVOTY2024

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"Oh, you've never read The Odyssey???" Your timing is perfect. Emily Wilson's translation is the best one in literally ages, has that sweet iambic pentameter to give it a "bouncy" feel, & makes dudebros cry that the classic has "gone woke". 😁

I love saying “I fear…” about shit that isn’t scary. I’m getting ramen tonight I fear…

i love sabrina carpenter and im always surprised when people say she's too vulgar for pop becuase imo she is clearly doing straight girl drag and looks like a little polly pocket doll, her presence is so calming to me... its like burlesque vibes which is sexless and for nerds

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“won’t you celebrate with me / what i have shaped into / a kind of life?” — Lucille Clifton

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happy new year to those around the world already celebrating— returning, yes, to this Clifton classic—

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“i am running into a new year / and i beg what i love and / i leave to forgive me” — Lucille Clifton . . . This poem appeared in Good Woman: Poems and a Memoir 1969-1980 by Lucille Clifton, published by BOA Editions Ltd., 1987. Shared here with deep gratitude.