A great strategy for tough times, I feel.

Heart breaking.

Thank you! We need this leadership so crucially now.

When the oceans stop breathing, everything will change.

Natural Supernatural Love, Poems by J.J. Brown - book cover. In print, paperback and Kindle, 2nd edition 2025. For #NationalPoetryMonth.

Light a candle this quiet evening to read by
Watch the shadows cling to the wall
as people have done evenings in ages past
Lean against the bookcase, imagine each volume as a person
Take one from the shelf tonight to leaf through
captured thoughts of lives refusing to end

#NationalPoetryMonth

Nicely characterized!

the death of the lie
is scent, taste, color, texture
words not needed here

#MPPrompt #poetryprompt #haiku #writingcommunity #poetsky

Strange reflecting on the stated ceasefire.

Sometimes I read or write in bed when this happens, believing the body does need the rest, and it's the mind that's overly active. Other times I just get up at 2 or 3, which the family find strange.

Today when elected leaders of a nation express eliminating a civilization, I wonder what would have happened if those of us inside - praying for peace or wishing we were on the flight to the moon - came outside to demand this madness stop immediately. A future suspends in the balance. #ForPeace

Sharing beautiful Easter greetings from the place Jesus lived IRL and arose to give hope... Praying for peace here.

Sweet, my 2 rescued house buns are digging away in the pillows just now, happily.

Lovely, Happy Vegan Easter!

Magnolia tree blooms in spring in NYC.

"April is the cruelest month," I'm reminded, from poet T. S. Eliot's verses that continue, "...That corpse you planted last year in your garden, ‘Has it begun to sprout? Will it bloom this year?" Still, magnolia flowers open today in NYC. www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/47311/... #poems #poetsky

UNC Club Brings Solar Energy to TABLE, Saving the Pantry Money and Expanding Food Access - Chapelboro.com Solar panels will help the Carrboro-based food pantry serve more than 40,000 more meals over the next three decades.

TABLE’s downtown Carrboro facility now features solar panels that will allow the local food pantry to serve more than 40,000 more meals over the next three decades. They were installed through a partnership with the UNC student-led club SolarEquity.

Check out our story here:

Still, no.

No, I still cite, but refute within text, if possible, showing any flaws therein that seem glaring.

Well, yes, I've seen plenty of us scared for a while here. Relabeling moral and just people as criminals is a strange slight of hand that can turn tragic.

Thank you, so beautiful! Having worked as a shelter adoptions counselor in NYC, I know how wonderful this is for the pup to find a forever bestie and a new home.

Heartbreaking.

Prime sad example of why I don't go for AI at all, it is Artificial Ignorance and often simply wrong. Tragic.

Yes. Barbara McClintock also advised me, "Stay away from the men," while I was in training, but unfortunately I wasn't too good at that. Or not good enough at it.

Quote from advice Nobel laureate Barbara McClintock gave me when she was my mentor during genetics graduate training, "Never dumb down, Jennifer." #WHM #WomensHistoryMonth

🧬Remembering a quote from advice Nobel laureate Barbara McClintock gave me while she was my mentor, during my genetics graduate training at Cold Spring Harbor, "Never dumb down, Jennifer." #WHM #WomensHistoryMonth #SciComm #WomeninSTEM

#MorningVibe

An excerpt from The Hill We Climb, by @amandagorman.bsky.social , as read by Shia Justine Wilson.

Be inspired.
#WomensHistoryMonth

Neither intelligence nor creativity is necessarily linked to kindness. My Dad used to say when I was an overachieving kid, it's not enough to be smart, and more important to be good.

Yes, just watched it last week. So much similarity!

I remember those days, I think it is the "so that's gravity!" phase. I used it as a science teaching opportunity for my first toddler, convincing her we have to really try, in order to win over gravity. Then she wanted to win.

How Science Policy Shapes Women’s Science Careers • April 23 at 1 p.m. ET • Dr. Julia Omotade • Explore how science policy can be used as an intervention to improve the representation of women in scientific disciplines.

Join Dr. Julia Omotade on April 23 at 1 p.m. ET to examine how broader policy shifts connect to everyday professional realities and discuss why policy literacy matters for scientists at every career stage. awis.org/how-policy-decisions-sha... #WomenInSTEM

Cancer nurse turned archbishop celebrates election as first woman to lead Church of England Sarah Mullally, a one-time cancer nurse who became a priest at the age of 40, will be installed as archbishop of Canterbury.

Women's History Month, surprised + happy to see this epic milestone today, a former nurse to lead the Church of England: apnews.com/article/sara... #Momsky #women'shistorymonth #womeninscience #womenshistorymonth #WHM

Just saw KPop Demon Hunters, and the music and story are so good! Thanks for sharing here.