Another Emily

@emilychapelle.bsky.social

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She/Her AuDHD SAHM ♾️ Pro 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈 rights 🧶crochet and 🧵 crafting and 🌱 hydroponics and 🌼 native gardening and 📦decluttering and 📓📎organizing and 🍳whatnot

My child twirling in the kitchen dressed as Marie Curie.
My child’s shoulders and torso. Draped around his neck is a scarf/collar similar to one Marie curie wore, alternating rows of solid white with holey rows, with fringe on the bottom ends.
A black and white photo of Marie Curie sitting in a chair wearing a black dress with a white collar/scarf.
Super tiny in-progress microcrochet blanket up close, white with three rows of red hearts. It’s made with sewing thread.
A tiny in-progress crocheted afghan made of sewing thread lies across my palm. It’s white with three rows of red hearts. There is a row of bobble stitches near the bottom edge. The top (in progress) section has a waffle texture. The active stitch is held with an enamel moth stitch marker.
The cover of the book “Summer Haters Club - a chill guide to surviving summer SAD, climate anxiety, and summer-loving friends.”by Lindsey Smith The cover has an illustration of an overturned ice cream cone, melting
3 wall shelves painted in rainbow colors (with pink instead of red) between two windows. On the shelves are various small instruments, including a marimba, two ukuleles, a tambourine l, chimes, a hand bell, and a small steel tongued drum.
3 Partially painted wooden wall shelves lying on poster boards to protect the rug. There are paints and painting supplies plus some instruments on the floor around the shelves. They’re being painted with thick diagonal stripes in soft/bright rainbow colors, with pink instead of red. The blue is not finished yet and there is no purple yet.
Three little individual wall shelves laying on a poster board. They have a beaded dowel across the front of each so items won’t slide off as easily. The bottom one also has a plain dowel underneath for hanging things from. They are partly painted with thick pink, orange, and yellow diagonal stripes. There are spaces for green, blue, and purple stripes but those haven’t been painted yet.
A multimedia art piece depicting Sarah Marshall with symbols and quotes related to her work.
A rainbow chevron crocheted blanket covers my lap. Lying on top of it is an in-progress crocheted green vine.
Photo of an upper cabinet, taken from a low angle to be able to show the shape of the base. The cabinet is a corner cabinet, shaped like a pentagon. If the two walls are the “roof” of the pentagon house, the cabinet door is the “floor” of the pentagon house. The pentagon-house-walls are at right angles from the pentagon-house-roof, meaning the inner area of the cabinet is wider than the door in an awkward way.
A kinda leaf looking shape on a bamboo knitting needle, to practice increasing and decreasing stitches.
An olive green cotton swatch of knitting in a pattern of alternating stockinette columns and garter columns, on a bamboo needle. It’s laying on a rainbow crocheted chevron blanket.
A small swatch of seed stitch knitting in a variegated / self striping yarn, on a bamboo needle.
An in-progress swatch of knitted ribbing in blue and purple, on a bamboo knitting needle. It’s laying on a crocheted chevron blanket.
A hand-drawn Stardew valley symphony of seasons ornament, about 2 inches in diameter and very detailed, held between my thumb and pointer. The background is brown parchment paper.
POV picture - A crocheted blanket is on my lap. In my left hand is an olive green strap I’m working on crocheting. On the table in the background are crocheted olive and white pieces that will be assembled into a frog bag.
A braided pastel wristlet strap on my wrist at an awkward angle because it’s hard to take pictures of your own hand not-awkwardly. Hanging from the strap are three charms - a brass skeleton key with a rosette top, a gold Sun, and a gold snake. A rainbow watch band is also on my wrist.
A macrame bookmark made on a huge gold paperclip. There is a watermelon slice charm clipped onto the macrame. In the background, other bookmarks, charms, and wrist straps are too blurry to see in detail.
A crocheted heart-shaped rainbow bookmark with a happy (with a smiling face and rosy cheeks) cloud charm attached on the side. In the background are other bookmarks, charms, and wrist straps, too blurry to see clearly.
A rainbowy crocheted bookmark made out of a huge paperclip folded into a heart shape, and a natural colored macrame bookmark made on a huge gold paperclip. They’re lying on my green craft/fabric cutting mat
A black chenille crocheted hat lays on a background of a rainbow chevron /ripple crocheted blanket. The hat has an happy curved eyes and a kind of zig zagging smiling mouth, embroidered in white. The top of the hat has a black chenille structured curl extending from it.
A wooden staircase, with cute woodland creatures wallpaper on the bottom 3 stair risers (so far). There are tree stumps, owls, deer, hedgehogs, rabbits, mushrooms, plants, and squirrels.
My painting area on a white countertop, with paints, brushes, xacto-knives. A small cardboard box has been painted white with air holes cut into it. There’s a rainbow-colored silhouette of a cat painted on the box.
My hand holding the front portion of a crocheted pastel rainbow kitty. A green crochet hook dangles from the unfinished project. The middle of the cat’s face is yellow, which radiates into a pink/orange band and then a purple band. One ear is purple and one is blue. The front legs are yellow and green. In the background of the project is a Tunisian crocheted blanket I made a while ago, draped over my legs. It has yellow, orange, and dusty pink stripes visible.
My car’s little info panel showing 3:55 on the clock, and 100 degrees Fahrenheit on the thermometer. (Which doesn’t include the heat index) Also fuel economy but that’s not the point of the photo.
Rolling over on your back to give Trump $16 million PLUS slaughtering your biggest sacrificial lamb in his honor is absolutely cowardly. And it sets a dangerous precedent of capitulating and bowing before a tyrant, cutting out your own tongue while claiming free speech is still alive. Free speech is only alive if you actually use it. Emily C. a few seconds ago
My air fryer which is mostly cream colored with the controls on a shiny black top, and a black/grey handle.
A little beaded fox resting on my finger. It’s made of seed beads so it’s small, and it’s real cute.
A little possum made out of seed beads, resting on my finger. It’s real cute.
An Instagram post from Gwyneth Paltrow in April 2015 showing an aesthetic flat lay of a few fresh vegetables, a dozen eggs, a small bag of beans, a small bag of rice, a few tortillas, and 7 limes. Her caption is “this is what $29 gets you at the grocery store — what families on SNAP (i.e., food stamps) have to live on for a week.”
Bazillionsire Kendall Jenner attempts to a cucumber in the most awkward, least ergonomic position possible.
An in-progress dusty sage colored crocheted material lies on a dusty pink throw pillow. The blue crochet hook holds the last stitch of some partially-finished ribbing on the Sage object.
A screenshot showing the accessibility settings in Bluesky, with “require alt text before posting” toggled on.
A crocheted skirt in progress, in aqua/white variegated yarn. The skirt is fanned out, made of shell stitches with ridges between them.
A pile of freshly washed lettuce leaves on a purple cutting board. 3 different kinds of lettuce. My hand is in the picture awkwardly, with my rainbow watch band.
The beginning of a crocheted vest I’m making for my littlest. One panel of the front is close to being finished. The yarn is a soft light variegated aqua color.
An in-progress crocheted afghan in pink, orange, yellow, and aqua.
Native Bluestar flowers in bloom.
A cluster of Coral honeysuckle flowers - the ones in the foreground are opening and blooming. The back ones are still buds.
Blue star flowers - they’re literally shaped like little blue stars!
My hand , with a rainbow watch band on my wrist, touching an 18-gallon bucket full of weeds in an attempt to provide a scale reference. The bucket still looks way smaller than it is in person.
An awkward picture in which I’m trying to show Soren my olive green Hunter rain boots which I wear for yard work. They’re dirty and it’s an awkward angle, but still.
At the 2008 International Eucharistic Congress in Quebec, Canada, he delivered a talk on the importance of the Eucharist that, by one report, moved the audience to tears.[15] He contrasted Christian worship with false forms of adoration:[27] It is sad that those who worship idols sacrifice other people while preserving themselves and their interests. How many factory workers are being denied the right wages for the god of profit? How many women are being sacrificed to the god of domination? How many children are being sacrificed to the god of lust? How many trees, rivers, hills are being sacrificed to the god of "progress"? How many poor people are being sacrificed to the god of greed? How many defenseless people are being sacrificed to the god of national security?
Views: Gender Then-Cardinal Prevost opposed the inclusion of curriculum regarding "teachings on gender in schools" in Peru, stating that that the "promotion of gender ideology is confusing, because it seeks to create genders that don't exist". Homosexuality In 2012, then-Cardinal Prevost lamented that popular culture fostered "sympathy for beliefs and practices that are at odds with the Gospel", citing the "homosexual lifestyle" and "alternative families comprised of same-sex partners and their adopted children". Ordination of women Pope Leo XIV has historically opposed the ordination of women to the diaconate.
My left hand awkwardly holding a bundle of fresh green and purple asparagus harvested from my garden, with a lone strawberry nestled in them. My wrist has a rainbow striped/pride watch band. In the blurry background is loads of green with a swath of pink.
The beginning of a tiny microcrochet blanket lies on my fingertips. It’s made of sewing thread. Most of it is white, with a row of bobble stitches below a row of tiny red hearts.
I’m holding a tiny crochet project in my thumb and finger. It’s made of pink thread. A teeny crochet hook is in the last stitch. Pink thread is in the background.
The tiniest pink bunny lovie, crocheted out of sewing thread. It’s pinched between my thumb and index finger, and about the same size as my thumbnail.
I’m holding the tiniest little pink crocheted bunny head between my thumb and index finger. It’s about 1/4 inch tall, plus little tiny bunny ears.
A tiny pink crocheted star in progress, on a tiny crochet hook, with the sewing thread it’s made of (and connected to) in a small wooden bowl.
A teensy wonky crocheted star made of pink thread rests on my fingertips.
A teeny tiny dollhouse blanket in pastel colors, with partially finished scalloped border. An owl stitch marker is holding the last stitch. A spool of pastel green cotton sewing thread is in a small wooden bowl beside the miniature blanket.
A tiny crocheted blanket (in progress) with diagonal pastel stripes, resting in the palm of the poster’s hand.