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  1. Puma expects more loss, cancels dividend in turnaround drive

    German sportswear brand Puma canceled its dividend and said it expects to report another loss this year, although last year's results were better than analysts had expected. #puma #footwear #shoes #business #germany #News #Reuters #Newsfeed Read the story here: 👉 Subscribe: Keep up with the latest news from around the world: Follow Reuters on Facebook: Follow Reuters on Twitter: Follow Reuters on Instagram:

    fllics.com/en/video/puma-expec

  2. Intro post as of May 10 2026 :3

    🦁 My name is Puma, Lynxi Lynxi, or whatever is displayed! Lynxey Lynxey can be spelled however you want, it just has to sound and look somewhat like "Lynxy Lynxy"
    † You can also call me anything here: pronouns.cc/@Tezuka/

    🧳 This account will consist of my own art, reuploaded insp, reposts of art I enjoy, and bullshit I say! I talk a lot! I also boost aid as much as possible, mutual or not. You can ask me to repost someone else's as well!

    💢 I draw for fun (pg13 sfw here, aethy.com/@bancho has my sfw AND nsfw art) and commissions + my art design trades are OPEN! (0/3 for both)
    Commission info: rentry.co/pumpumdotcom Design trade info, check above for any extra info: rentry.co/kemololi/

    🐾 I'm a big cat, Mraw!!!!!! I'm also a pooltoy, anime sphinx, your favorite Kaichou (leader of a bancho gang!) AND first and foremost your best friend if you'd like ^w^
    † Kinlist: lionpaw.carrd.co/

    ⛱️ Enrico Pucci, Eren Jaeger, and Joe Shimamura (009) are me in all forms. Past life, kin, irl, EVERYTHING. I am THEM they are ME! "Doubles" are ok there's multiple universes for a reason bookie

    🥞 We are plural; Aka a collection of 1960s-2000s shounen sparklecat kemobeast fe– (feline, like k9) military anime figures, fighting for everyone's freedom and spread the gospel of love and acceptance of all!

    🌤️ My current interests are Monster 2004, vulture culture (hobby), Attack on Titan, Gundam, and Cyborg 009

    🎋 Currently Watching: Gundam Fighter G, Karakuri Circus, and Monster

    🗯️ Dudebro anime are my life blood, and I like turning macho men into cute kemono kitties and making shounenai with them. I also selfship! I just like anime and men and fictional romance :)

    📼 No DNI but I block if I don't want your interaction. I'm strictly a mobile user, so lmk if any formatting is inaccessible! I HAVE LINKS IN MY DESCRIPTION. READ THEM BEFORE FOLLOWING IF YOU WANNA UNDERSTAND ANYTHING I SAY ♡
    ★ I believe in unconditional freedom of expression and am against censorship + harassment NO MATTER WHAT. I will block callout posters and those who repost them

    🪦 I have lots of brain disabilities and disorders! Please let me know if I must repeat myself or reword anything, thank you! I love you!

    🪸 My discord is @/furperv and telegram @/lovebeachhotel! Add me PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE for business and casual ; Feel free to talk to me about interests and perv out too :3! I like being kinky in casual friendship >:3

    🌈 FAVORITE THIS POST IF YOU'VE READ + WANNA MUTUAL! AND REMEMBER TO DEDICATE YOUR HEARTS!!! 🌈

    #intro #pinnedpost

  3. 049 - Puma

    I'm a sucker for these kind of "top-down" perspective cards.

    Also, every time I read the word "puma", I read it like Principal Skinner pronounces it ("pew-mah").

    #TradingCardADay #MM2 #Puma #SpiderMan #JoePhillips

  4. Some impressions from amazing Patagonia 🇨🇱

    To see more of its glaciers, mountains, pumas, check my blog: theflore.com/blog-posts/2025-0

    #photography #patagonia #puma

  5. 🇩🇪 GERMANY
    🔴 How Germany Plans to Spend Its Defense Billions

    🔸 €67B needed to fix crumbling barracks; many in "disastrous" shape.
    🔸 Army aims for 203K soldiers—but 1 in 4 recruits quit within 6 months.
    🔸 New gear: F-35s, CH-47s, Leopard 2A8 tanks, submarines & more.
    🔸 €8.5B order for artillery shells after stockpiles sent to Ukraine.
    🔸 Digitalization, AI, drone defense & a 5,000-soldier brigade in Lithuania.

    #Germany #Bundeswehr #Defense #NATO #Military #F35 #Leopard2 #Puma #Lithuania

  6. Economia del genocidio: aziende complici, rapporti ONU e boicottaggio dei prodotti israeliani

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    • Settore alimentare e beni di consumo
    • Le aziende italiane e la Difesa
    • Tecnologia, logistica e sponsorizzazioni
    • Infrastrutture, energia e finanza B2B
    • Energia e logistica marittima
      • Guida al consumo critico e consapevole

    Il dibattito sulla complicità aziendale nel conflitto israelo-palestinese ha ricevuto un nuovo impulso con la pubblicazione del rapporto From the Economy of Occupation to the Economy of Genocide (2025), redatto da Francesca Albanese, Relatrice Speciale delle Nazioni Unite sui diritti umani nei Territori Palestinesi Occupati.

    Questo rapporto, chiave per la comprensione di chi finanzia la guerra a Gaza, ha delineato la transizione da una semplice economia dell’occupazione a una vera e propria economia del genocidio. Il rapporto analizza in dettaglio le aziende coinvolte nel genocidio a Gaza, evidenziando come i flussi economici globali contribuiscano al mantenimento dell’assedio e alla distruzione delle infrastrutture civili palestinesi.

    Parallelamente, il database indipendente Who Profits e il movimento BDS – Boicottaggio, Disinvestimento e Sanzioni hanno documentato i legami di numerose aziende globali con l’occupazione israeliana e gli insediamenti illegali.

    Questa lista aggiornata di aziende complici dell’occupazione israeliana incrocia i dati fondamentali per il consumo critico e consapevole in Italia:

    • Rapporto Albanese (ONU, 2025) – Economia del genocidio, analisi
    • Database Who Profits – Aziende e occupazione
    • Campagne BDS internazionali – Marchi da evitare secondo il movimento BDS

    L’obiettivo è offrire una panoramica verificata delle aziende complici dell’occupazione israeliana, permettendo ai cittadini di orientare le proprie scelte economiche e adottare un consumo realmente consapevole.

    ⚠️ Avvertenza importante:

    La presenza di un’azienda in queste fonti non implica una condanna legale, ma indica segnalazioni o campagne pubbliche basate su analisi indipendenti, inchieste giornalistiche o rapporti di ONG. Molte aziende contestano le accuse o hanno modificato le proprie politiche.

    Settore alimentare e beni di consumo

    In questa sezione si concentrano i marchi di largo consumo e i prodotti più facilmente individuabili nei supermercati italiani, al centro del boicottaggio alimentare etico.

    Azienda / MarcaProdotti e Marchi in ItaliaLegame ContestatoFonteNestléBaci Perugina, KitKat, Nescafé, S.Pellegrino, Levissima, Buitoni, PurinaDetiene una quota di controllo (>50%) del gruppo israeliano Osem, attivo anche nei Territori Occupati.Who Profits – Osem GroupPepsiCoLay’s, Gatorade, 7Up, Quaker, TropicanaJoint venture con Strauss Group (israeliana), accusata di sostegno economico all’esercito israeliano.BDS Movement – SabraMcDonald’s / Coca-ColaFast food / BevandeLe filiali israeliane hanno fornito pasti e supporto logistico alle forze armate.Al JazeeraSodaStreamMacchine per bibite gassateEx fabbrica in insediamento in Cisgiordania (chiusa nel 2015, ma simbolo storico del boicottaggio).Who Profits – SodaStreamProdotti agricoli israeliani (Jaffa, Carmel)Datteri, avocado, agrumiProduzioni provenienti da insediamenti nella Valle del Giordano.Who Profits – Agricultural Exports

    Le aziende italiane e la Difesa

    Sebbene in misura minore rispetto ai colossi internazionali, esistono aziende italiane coinvolte nel conflitto israelo-palestinese, sia per collaborazioni industriali sia per progetti di difesa congiunti. Il loro ruolo è stato oggetto di indagine nel Rapporto ONU Francesca Albanese (2025).

    Azienda ItalianaSettoreSegnalazione / CoinvolgimentoLeonardo S.p.A.Aerospazio e difesaCitata nel Rapporto Albanese per partnership con Elbit Systems e programmi congiunti di difesa (droni e radar).BarillaAlimentareNon risulta citata né in Who Profits né tra i target BDS.

    Tecnologia, logistica e sponsorizzazioni

    Molte aziende che finanziano Israele lo fanno attraverso partnership tecnologiche, servizi cloud o infrastrutture di sicurezza, rendendo il boicottaggio tecnologico una delle aree più discusse del movimento BDS.

    AziendaTipo di CoinvolgimentoFonteMicrosoft, Amazon Web Services, Google (Alphabet)Fornitura di servizi cloud e AI per il Progetto Nimbus, a supporto delle infrastrutture militari israeliane.The InterceptHewlett-Packard (HP)Servizi IT per database e sistemi biometrici nei checkpoint.Who Profits – HPCaterpillarFornitura di bulldozer usati nella demolizione di case palestinesi.Who Profits – CaterpillarPuma e ReebokSponsorizzazione della Israel Football Association (IFA), che include squadre in insediamenti illegali.BDS Movement – PumaAirbnb, Booking.comPromozione di strutture turistiche negli insediamenti.Who Profits – TourismTeva PharmaceuticalsMultinazionale israeliana boicottata per il suo ruolo economico nei territori occupati.Who Profits – Teva

    Infrastrutture, energia e finanza B2B

    Questa sezione include aziende essenziali per l’infrastruttura israeliana e gli investimenti nelle colonie, menzionate nel Rapporto ONU 2025 di Francesca Albanese per il loro ruolo nel sostegno strutturale all’occupazione.

    Azienda / SettoreTipo di CoinvolgimentoFonteGlencore / Drummond CompanyEnergia e carbone: principali fornitori di carbone per Israele.UN Report, 2025 – A/HRC/59/23ChevronEstrazione di gas naturale dai giacimenti di Leviathan e Tamar.UN Report, 2025 – A/HRC/59/23SiemensCoinvolta in progetti elettrici come l’Interconnettore Euro-Asia.BDS MovementBanche e Fondi d’InvestimentoInvestimenti in aziende attive negli insediamenti.UN Report, 2025 – A/HRC/59/23CAF (Spagna)Costruzione della ferrovia leggera di Gerusalemme.Who Profits – CAF

    Energia e logistica marittima

    Azienda / SettoreTipo di CoinvolgimentoFonteEni S.p.A. (Italia)Esplorazione Gas: Ha ottenuto licenze per l’esplorazione di gas (Blocco 9/Alon D) nel Mediterraneo orientale, per conto di Israele, vicino alle aree marittime contese.[Rapporto Greenpeace / Stampa Italiana]ZIM Integrated Shipping (Israele)Logistica Marittima: Principale compagnia di navigazione israeliana, considerata vitale per l’economia israeliana e obiettivo primario del boicottaggio logistico per le sue operazioni globali.[BDS Movement]APL, ZIM, OOCL (Logistica Container)Assicurazione/Riasicurazione: Molte compagnie marittime e assicurative sono citate per il trasporto di merci da/per insediamenti o per la copertura di rischi di infrastrutture militari.[Who Profits / Rapporto Albanese]Axon Enterprise (Taser)Sicurezza/Polizia: Fornitura di bodycam e armi non letali utilizzate dalle forze di sicurezza israeliane (Polizia, IDF, Amministrazione Penitenziaria).[Who Profits]

    Guida al consumo critico e consapevole

    Il boicottaggio etico dei prodotti israeliani è oggi uno strumento di pressione civile sempre più utilizzato.

    Per i consumatori che cercano di agire tramite il consumo consapevole, queste indicazioni pratiche possono essere d’aiuto:

    • 🔍 Verificare l’origineevitare prodotti etichettati “Israele” o marchi agricoli noti (Jaffa, Carmel, Jordan River).
    • 📦 Codice a barre 729: è l’identificativo dei prodotti israeliani.
    • 📱 App utiliBoycat e No Thanks permettono di scansionare i prodotti e verificare se sono tra gli obiettivi BDS.
    • 🌍 Database ufficiali: consultare WhoProfits.org e il Rapporto ONU di Francesca Albanese per approfondire i legami economici e di investimento.

    #boicottaggio #controinformazione #Israele #Palestina

  7. Let’s talk about #shoes.
    #converse quality is shit.
    #puma quality is shit.

    Seriously, it lasts three seasons at most. Is it because we have some fake or “special” quality products imported into #Ukraine? Or is it the same everywhere?

    #AskFedi #enshittification #lowQuality

  8. I spent a couple of days of fighting with forked #Ruby processes (think, #Sidekiq Swarm, #Puma Clusters, etc…) having broken network connections. I'd made sure to cleanup and/or re-establish connections pre/post fork. Yet the errors persisted. At which point, I was convinced, “It's me. I'm the problem, it's me.”

    And then… it turned out to be a Ruby 3.2+ and #macOS 26+ bug! bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/21790

  9. #Introduction
    Hi, this is a backup account first, in case my instance isn't available and people who are not in direct contact with me daily would need to find about it (there is no such users at the moment though).

    I use Linux and Unixen for about 20 years, and run a server for my projects with SmartOS since somewhen in 2012 (at first at OVH, then at Hetzner).

    I contribute to different OSS projects whenever I could, and recently I was honoured to help to establish the OpenIndiana/illumos Association - #OIDA

    Also on topic of this instance:
    my own istance is a small one, but it runs fully under the #SmartOS hypervisor on a bare metal server, splitted into a few LX zones (for ruby processes - puma and sidekiqs) and a few natives ones (postgres, redis, etc).
    It is a third iteration of the setup since 2022 - back then it was possible to run everything in natives zones.

  10. While less known and perhaps slightly less blatantly agregious, I'm not giving Christian Dior a pass either...

    The list of whitewashed globally recycled Nazi brands is sickening.

    Hugo Boss, Puma, Adidas, Reebok, Volkswagen, Mercedes, BMW, Fanta, the list goes on...

    This is what racism, greed and secret US government immigration practices like Project Paperclip did to this country.

    The Nazis did not lose WWII.

    They switched sides.

    They migrated to the Americas to merge with Disney, Ford, Charles Lindbergh, Prescott Bush and the Nazis on this continent.

    If the USA had been half as concerned with Nazi German white immigrants then, as they seem to be about black and brown immigrants now, the US and the world would have all been better off for it.

    #ChristianDior #Dior #ProjectPaperclip #FuckNazis #TheDevilWearsChanel #TheDevilWearsDior #AnnaWintour #Unfashionable #CocoChanel #Wintour #Chanel #Nazis #France #Germany #US #USA #Met #MetGala #Fashion

    timesnownews.com/lifestyle/fas

  11. Tues. May 5, 2026: The Weekend Fuels the Week

    image courtesy of Ana Paula Feriani from Pixabay

    Tuesday, May 5, 2026

    Waning Moon

    Sunny and pleasant

    Our last day of no retrogrades until sometime next year! It’s been quite the ride.

    Friday,  I honored the General Strike. At least as far as not going out and spending money and not working for someone else. I trotted down to the post office to mail a few things right after breakfast. Leaving the house without a coat was not my smartest move. But whatever.

    Switched out the winter curtains for the lace panels on the two large front windows, the two large windows in my office, my bedroom, the front door, and the door to the porch. Switched the heavy kitchen curtains for the sheer roses on white, and the thick fleece panel at the back door for a sheer curtain that allows one to see the newly wallpapered door. It was a lot of climbing and moving things and swearing. But it looks good and lets in so much more light. I also switched the plain white twinkle lights around the living room window for a set of tiki lights that were originally bought for an event on Cape, and, for some reason, that box made it out here. But they are festive and fun.

    My bad hip was very unhappy by the end of it. The chairs in Studio 9 look good, but were uncomfortable. My bad hip took umbrage almost immediately on Thursday night, and the good hip got grumbly soon after. Even though I stretched them both out in yoga Thursday night and Friday morning, I had trouble all day Friday.

    I don’t like blackout curtains for myself, and don’t use them at any time of year.

    Once the curtains were switched out, it was time to take the fleece off the furniture and replace it with yoga blankets. Then it was time to switch out the fabric on the tables, etc., in the living room and the kitchen. I didn’t get the coffee table done yet, or the table in my office.

    After lunch, I put the tuna steak in the teriyaki marinade, and turned it every hour.

    I set the outdoor rugs on the back balcony, positioned the bench, the bistro table and chairs, and the small red side table. It was still too cold to put out the plants, but I put up the birdbath (and filled it) and the wind chimes. And it was too cold to set up the folding tables on the porch and put the seedlings back out. But I did as much as I could, hoping I could do more as the weekend progressed. And I’ll keep adding fun stuff and hanging baskets over the coming weeks, until it’s fully an enchanted garden out there.

    The marinaded tuna was so good! I would definitely make that again. I made mashed potatoes and steamed some vegetables to go with it.

    Got dressed in Real People Clothes, slapped a pain patch on my hip, and walked down to First Friday. Stopped at the opening of the Future Labs show to support my colleagues and catch up with a few people. Popped next door to Installation Space, where I caught up with some cohort colleagues.

    Even with the pain patch, I was in pain, so I came home pretty quickly and recovered on the sofa (prepped for summer) with Bea. I considered keeping the pain patch on overnight, but one is only supposed to have it on for 8 hours max, and I had it on for 3, so I took it off. I rolled out the hip on my foam roller before bedtime, which helped. If I use the same thing, it stops working, but if I switch things up between the foam roller, the acupressure mat, yoga stretches, rolling on the tennis ball, it seems to work better. When I eventually get a doctor’s appointment, I’ll see if there’s something else we can do.

    I finally settled to take a look at the Kentucky Derby entrants, and was extremely angry that 24 horses were entered. It was bad enough when the field was expanded to 20, but 24? That’s putting every horse and jockey in the race in even more danger than the usual racing danger. The greed and hubris is out of control. Not surprising in 2026, but still.

    Slept well, woke up to rain on Saturday. The hip was still sore, but more discomfort than pain. The morning routine was fine.

    After breakfast, I headed out in the rain. First to Big Y, to pick up what I’d forgotten on Thursday. Then to the Farmers’ Market. I managed a parking spot in the nearest lot and was second in line, a few minutes before opening. By the time the opening bell, rang, there was quite the line.

    I got my eggs from my favorite egg vendor, and stopped at Cricket Creek’s stall for some cheese for my mom. They have soap now, so at some point in the summer, I will have to try some. And I got a cranberry pecan sourdough bread from a baker.

    Headed home, having taken care of everything in 45 minutes.

    Checked the Derby field – 5 scratches by 10 AM, which was a good sign. Sorry to see The Puma was one of them, due to leg swelling, but better safe than sorry. Renegade was the favorite. An old friend was up on So Happy. I’m acquainted with the rider of Further Ado, and Gun Runner was Further’s sire, so that was worth a look. I considered Incredibolt as my longshot pick, but until I see them, I don’t like to make a decision. DRF didn’t post the usual photos/videos with each listing, and I haven’t paid attention over the past few months to the prep races. Digging into some of the horses, I really liked both White Shark and Albus – but not for the Derby. Ocelli – a 70-1 shot, is always tempting to show. When I covered racing, I often placed a show bet on the longest shot on the board, just for fun (and once won $350 on a $5 bet).

    Wrapped up my last category in the contest, wrote the reviews for the winners, chose the finalists, and sent off the scoring sheets. That felt good.

    Had the cranberry pecan sourdough bread for lunch, which was quite good. And felt completely wiped out. I did some housework – because there is always housework, but gave myself the rest of the day to not worry about doing stuff.

    I didn’t do much in the afternoon, although I made banana cream pudding and put a turkey meatloaf into the oven. The meatloaf turned out perfectly, and the pudding was good.

    Golden Tempo won the Kentucky Derby, a 23-1 shot, with the first female trainer, Cherie Devaux, to win the Derby. Woo-hoo! My pal Great White was scratched at the gate for bucking his jockey off, which, I’m sorry, just made me laugh, although all the horses had to be unloaded and reloaded into the gate. I later heard the horse had fallen in the gate, which was more concerning, but he’s not injured. (I felt guilty for my earlier amusement, though). Renegade, the favorite, came in second. And Ocelli, the 70-1, came in third. Had I bet on him, I would have gotten some cash. (I didn’t bet on anyone, I’m not doing online betting).

    Get this: the NEW YORK TIMES got the winner’s name wrong. The effing NY TIMES likely used AI and said “Golden Temple” won the Derby in the live updates. There was no horse named “Golden Temple” in the race. The winner was Golden TEMPO. Get a clue, people. This is your JOB. You can at least get the effing name right. This kind of mistake by the NEW YORK TIMES is not okay. It’s not surprising, considering what unreliable bootlickers they’ve become, but it’s not okay. If you can’t trust them to get a horse’s name right, you can’t trust them on anything else, either.

    But we knew that, already, as soon as they hired a climate change denier as a staff writer.

    Assholes.

    Up at the normal time on Sunday. I baked Nutella rolls, which is a cinnamon roll pastry, but instead of the cinnamon filling, I used a jar of Nutella. I need to find a better way to roll it tightly, but it rose well, baked well, and was very yummy. Took longer than I hoped though, with all the mixing and the kneading, and two rises.

    I did the Community Tarot Reading for the week, which you can read here. We’ve switched to The Forager’s Daughter deck, which is so beautiful.

    In the late morning, I attempted another omlette, wanting to eat something before I left for the show. It turned out PERFECTLY! I was so proud of myself. It was fluffy, the filling was just at the perfect temperature, I got the foldy bit almost right. I was so happy. And, it was delicious. Using the right pan made a big difference, as did following Elizabeth David’s instructions, in my favorite of her books, AN OMLETTE AND A GLASS OF WINE.

    I did not have a glass of wine, since I was driving.

    Pulled on a dress, some accessories, slapped on some makeup, and got into the car. It was raining a little when I left, so I was happy for my new windshield wipers. Pittsfield wasn’t fun to drive through, but once I did the turn onto South Street, it wasn’t bad down 7 all the way to the turnoff for Lenox. The season hasn’t started, so there wasn’t much traffic in Lenox, and I got down to Shakespeare & Co. without a problem. Parked near the Bernstein Theatre, checked in, hung out with some of my colleagues until the house opened. Some people I’d met at WAM’s event in North Adams a few weeks ago were there, and it was nice to catch up with them.

    The show itself was so beautiful. Nora Marlow Smith’s treehouse set was absolutely gorgeous, and Madeline Hebert’s lighting design was terrific. David Lane’s puppets were delightfully whimsical. Stella Schwartz’s costumes supported the stories and characters beautifully. Marcy McGuigan, Jennie M. Jadow, and Mel MacQuarrie were lovely in their roles, and Maggie Mancinelli-Cahill’s direction flowed well.

    I was already a fan of this play, by Deborah Zoe Laufer, when I saw WAM’s reading at Ventfort Hall last summer, and it was delightful to see how it blossomed into a full production (no pun intended, since plants are so central to the play).

    It was a truly lovely experience in the theatre, and I’m so glad I’ve been part of the team advocating for this script. I was invited to stay after the performance and lift a glass with the company, which I did, and came away with a small spider plant (there were plants up for grabs in the lobby from the previous night’s plant swap event). They were going on to have drinks and hang out at Dr. Sax House in Lenox (owned by a board member), but I needed to get home.

    It was sunny and lovely driving back, a really nice stretch. Being a Sunday afternoon out of season, there wasn’t much traffic, and even Pittsfield wasn’t all that bad.

    I stopped at Adams Fresh Market and picked up an apple pie, then stopped again on the way home for gas. I was only down by a quarter of a tank (three quarters left), but since we don’t know how high gas prices will go, or if there’s going to be a gas shortage this summer, I topped it up (for the same price that used to fill half the tank). I generally fill it when I hit half a tank, because I hate getting low. I’ve been driving on this quarter tank since the end of March, when I filled it up after getting my light fixed. Walking to as much as I can when I don’t have a lot to carry makes a difference.

    Home, peeled off the party clothes, put on comfy clothes, cooked dinner, and then just. . .relaxed. There was nothing else hanging over me that night. There was plenty of coulds/shoulds, but no “have tos.” So I hung out with cats.

    Monday morning was cool, but sunny. Up at the usual time, morning routine was fine. I’m adding the deck to the routine after breakfast for the season, where I change the water in the hanging birdbath, and, once the plants go out, I’ll see if anything needs to be watered.

    I sent off the invoice for the contest, wrote checks for the remaining bills for the month, and trotted down to the post office to mail them. It was lovely out, just a soft spring morning.

    Okay, a little pollen-y, and I was a little sneezy at times, but overall, terrific.

    Got home, did some admin work, and joined the Feminist Writing Community session. Once Hampshire College closes, I’m not sure what will happen.

    But yesterday’s session gave me structured writing time to work on BETTING MAN. I got about 1200 words done on it, slowed down because I hadn’t done enough research ahead of time. I was writing a polo match in this chapter, and it’s been a minute (quite a few years) since I attended one, so I had to refresh my memory.

    Had my lunch break, caught up on some email, did the day’s marketing, and posted the tarot reading where necessary. The invoice I sent earlier that morning was paid by lunch time, which just made me happy.

    Dug into the ghostwriting in the afternoon. I was slower than I would have liked due to the research needs of that, too.

    While I feel for the employees of Spirit Airlines who lost their jobs, can we stop romanticizing the airline? They were crap. Yeah, cheap, but horrid to deal with. I flew them once, to visit horse racing friends in Florida, and it was the worst flying experience of my life. I swore I would never fly them again, and I never did. And Delta refusing to serve snacks and beverages on flights under 350 miles isn’t “recession” – it’s greed. They can afford it. Cut back on the CEO’s obscene salary and you can fund snacks for 40 years. But airline passengers are such sheep that they will just put up with mistreatment rather than pull their money out of the industry until it changes. No more industry bailouts when billionaires are getting tax cuts.

    Don’t even get me started on the Met Gala. The fact that Anna Wintour brought on the Trash Billionaire Couple as chairs doesn’t elevate them. It tarnishes what she spent decades building. No, I didn’t watch. I never do. The whole event has made me queasy for years, because it’s about rich people showing off, not genuinely supporting the art of fashion.

    On a happier note, I was thrilled that Bess Wohl won the Pulitzer for her play LIBERATION. I’m happy both because the play deserved the recognition and it certainly will have an impact when WAM produces her play CAMP SIEGFRIED later this season.

    Heated up leftovers, enjoyed some quiet time on the porch, and then went back to the ghostwriting. Didn’t get quite where I hoped to be by the end of the night, but I’m close. It has to be done by tomorrow no matter what, so it has to get done.

    Much as I didn’t want to order anything from Botanical Interests because they lied about their catalogue, they do have the one kind of cat grass my monsters like, so I bought 3 large packets of that, and my favorite deep purple nasturtiums. Much, much less than I usually buy from them in a season. Those seeds arrived today. So, as the planting days roll through over the next few weeks, I have a lot to plant, between the seeds from different companies.

    I hope by tomorrow, I can start putting things out on the front porch. I will wait out back until Friday, I think, because night temperatures are still dipping into the 30’s.

    This morning, I was up at the usual time. Morning routine was fine. It’s supposed to be in the high 70’s today. I will put a meal in the crockpot after breakfast. We hope to run an errand this morning (maybe several) in the car. Depending on how long that takes, I hope to get some work done on BETTING MAN before switching over to the ghostwriting. I hope to get a lot done before I head out to yoga.

    Hope your week has had a good start!

    #cooking #farmerSMarket #freelance #health #housework #theatre #worldEvents #writing
  12. I hope this is ok to post here, it's my most recent piece I'm so proud of but therian x human stuff (EVEN SFW) has gotten me strikes on other places before so...? Just lmk please...? I just really wanna share this RAAAA but! Self ship art of MYSELF and Jet! Selfship art with me as a human makes me dysphoric so I'm really happy I drew this despite my skepticism if it'd be "right"
    #yume #yumeship #selfshipping #selfship #jetlink #feralxhuman #traditionalart #fursona

  13. I hope this is ok to post here, it's my most recent piece I'm so proud of but therian x human stuff (EVEN SFW) has gotten me strikes on other places before so...? Just lmk please...? I just really wanna share this RAAAA but! Self ship art of MYSELF and Jet! Selfship art with me as a human makes me dysphoric so I'm really happy I drew this despite my skepticism if it'd be "right"
    #yume #yumeship #selfshipping #selfship #jetlink #feralxhuman #traditionalart #fursona

  14. I hope this is ok to post here, it's my most recent piece I'm so proud of but therian x human stuff (EVEN SFW) has gotten me strikes on other places before so...? Just lmk please...? I just really wanna share this RAAAA but! Self ship art of MYSELF and Jet! Selfship art with me as a human makes me dysphoric so I'm really happy I drew this despite my skepticism if it'd be "right"
    #yume #yumeship #selfshipping #selfship #jetlink #feralxhuman #traditionalart #fursona

  15. CW: ⚠️Text heavy description of psych hospitalization . Images are all sfw

    Copy and pasted from original post off site. 11/4/24

    "Hello! Update for those who don’t know, but I was hospitalized from November 25th to December 3rd! Though it was only a week, I am still very grateful for the time I had there. The hospital was NOT the best lmao but the time I was there I had LOTS of time to draw. So I just drew what I wanted! And I chose Jotaro my biggest comfort at the time
    There’s a lot more embarrassing things but I just wanted to highlight these as a reminder that you can draw whatever you want. It seems silly but this is something I’ve struggled with for awhile and still do a bit. Artists of any kind! Just make whatever the fuck makes you happiest I’m so fr!"
    #jotarokujo #jjba #animaljam #traditionalart #beach

  16. CW: ⚠️ CW! Drawing of cats in hospital gowns + with IV punctures, drawings from psychiatric hospital. Text briefly describing medical hospital visit via suicide attempt

    May 2025, my latest trip to le psychiatric hospital. I actually almost died from that attempt whoo boy! It's ok I'm like fury Jesus (ICU for a few days. And. The Ward. ON A MILITARY BASE BTW.) Jojo cats save me. Oh and self portrait I really like. I was leakin from them needles being on me! #diopucci #jjba #jojo

  17. I swore to myself that I would not wear either Puma or Adidas sneakers and well I managed to do that until now and these are my very first pair of Puma sneakers I brought myself and they are pretty great! :)

    P.S: I got another pair ready for next year.

    #puma #sneakers #fashion