Repairing those grooves is like spackling with a spork, with no level in sight.
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Society, writing, geekdom, politics, and errata. By Steven Saus.
Repairing those grooves is like spackling with a spork, with no level in sight.
Excuses aren’t enough to fix a missing stair.
The official blurb for the movie is “Five students in Saturday detention with nothing in common except each other.”
And that’s wrong.
You always have a choice.
We all have an obligation to ourselves first.
We have an obligation to put the oxygen mask on our own face first. We have an obligation to consciously decide how to spend our time and energy.
We have an obligation to enforce our own boundaries.
When is an abusive statement not an abusive statement?