Sarah

@sarahinprocess.bsky.social

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people are under a lot of stress, bradley austin // real public ed (death before charter), labor, parenting against fascism. poetry, culture, lefty shit. Doomers get blocked.

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Hannah at the end of girls s2
Melanie from love island USA saying “I’m not going back to the couch” with a very exasperated expression
Alpha’s $40,000-a-year campus in Fort Worth, Texas, is located in several rented rooms inside a complex that includes a corporate gym. When it first opened, the school space did not have a dedicated private bathroom, according to company documents, people briefed on the school, and staff at the gym. A portable bathroom for the school was installed outside, but employees were concerned about students possibly using the closer bathrooms in the gym locker room, where adults changed and showered, according to people who worked on the expansion effort. “Some of the common sense that we have about child safety is NOT AT ALL reflected in the conversations that are had here,” one employee wrote in an internal company chat. “For reference, I once had to write the following: ‘There is no acceptable level of risk for our students to be exposed to naked adults while using the restroom.’”
A person with knowledge of Alpha’s expansion efforts characterized the approach to WIRED: “Instead of ‘How do we create the best spaces for our kids?’ it’s ‘What can we get away with?’” Executives would “ask questions like ‘What are the consequences—are we just going to be fined?’” the person said. “They’re like, ‘Take this cinder block, throw some fucking paint on it, open a school, and call it a fucking day.’”
“Alpha invited parents to attend an info session for the Maiden Lane location, which the post called the “Alpha Anywhere Center.” Alpha Anywhere is the company’s line of products for homeschooling, which is advertised as starting at around $10,000 per year.”
A POV image of a cargo basket on an ebike, with beautiful bike lanes on a busy street in Texas.
a single-story, single-family house with a giant white wall around it, blocking it from the neighborhood. A sign in the yard says “NO WALL”
episode of the if books could kill podcast, discussing the book Grit
A screenshot from the New York Times that refers to a murder as a beating.
Fiona Dourif playing Dr. McKay on the Pitt
A screenshot of a French headline about “la bataille d’hormuz”
The logo of the brand Kappa, with a silhouette of a man and woman sitting back to back
a reactive bluesky meltdown
screenshot of a 2018 tweet from @shutupmikeginn: “why must a movie be ‘good’? Is it not enough to sit somewhere dark and see a beautiful face, huge?”
A screenshot of a text convo where my husband’s Google Maps prompts him to go to dodger stadium
a meme of the babadook poorly edited to be wearing a handknit wool sweater. the caption reads, “the babaà dupe”
The cover of The Sunset Tree by the Mountain Goats
Lorde, in red, standing at the back of the crowd at the moody amphitheater in Austin, Texas after walking through the crowd.
screenshot of a text exchange between Sarah and a James Talarico for Senate staffer. Sarah is very enthusiastic about volunteering
a five star Letterboxd review of Bob fosse’s Cabaret. The review reads “FUUUUUUUCK”
NYT: "The right-wing uproar over Ms. Westman's gender identity echoed the politicized reaction to a 2023 mass shooting at the Covenant School in Nashville, which was carried out by a former student whom the police said was transgender."
screenshot of a Google search autocomplete saying “training benefits of having a cigarette every now and then as a little treat”