tim d (he/him)
competition is boring
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my new zine--> timdevin.com/gardenzine.html
my zine on Italian American mutual aid--> timdevin.com/mutuosoccorso.html
- so… Is everyone else's iphone autocorrecting swears into asterisks? I feel kinda judged here
- good analysis
- boston food not bomb's new newsletter #BostonMA #FoodNotBombs #MutualAid food-not-bombs-boston.beehiiv.com/p/the-raised...
- Regular government employee: can’t let you buy me that Diet Coke, might break the rules The president: government officials accept $400 million dollar planes all the time
- i work at a public library. a patron's dog bit my leg, tearing my pants. the patron tried to buy me a new pair pants, but administration said it was over the max allowed amount, so I had to refuse it.
- i work at a public library. a patron's dog bit my leg, tearing my pants. the patron tried to buy me a new pair pants, but administration said it was over the max allowed amount, so I had to refuse it.
- Somerville's City Council president is resigning, effective 6/30... www.thesomervilletimes.com/archives/140...
- I'm selling or giving away copies of "Why Self-Publish Under Fascism?" about as quickly as I make them so I'm producing another small batch this morning. You can get this for $3.00 from www.halfletterpress.com, or find the HLP/Temporary Services table (Q17) at the LA Art Book Fair this weekend.
- stamp is a nice touch!
- there's a bit in Graeber's "Bullshit Jobs" where he talks about how the right wants to dismantle education and the health care industry, because that is fueling what they perceive as the "elite power" of the coastal cities, and they want to change the power structure--and i keep thinking about that
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- i think his point is that universities are a focal point of cultural power, so they want to dismantle them so that power can be shifted to the right in other ways.
- the leader of the United States -- a nation in central North America -- accepted the gift of an airplane from Qatar, shortly before important trade negotiations, expressing his gratitude as his plane was broken
