Erin Bee @erinbee@gorgon.city

One bright light against a black wall
(The glow of the sign above a broken ATM, thankfully the bar had tap debit)

Neon rainbows and mirrors in the world's narrowest commercial building.

I'm overdressed for going out tonight (to the Sudan Archives show, excited), but how often is it even remotely practical to wear a velvet jumpsuit?

26 Proserpina is "a pomegranate with a star inside" but while the concept is sound...

Before it was decided in the 1850s to number the asteroids/minor planets and use the number in a circle as the symbol (which fell out of favour as the numbers got larger), they were given symbols like the planets. There are a lot of good ones: 7 Iris is a rainbow with a star inside, 10 Hygeia a snake with a star on its head, 15 Eunomia a heart crowned with a star, 28 Bellona is a whip crossed over a spear. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astronomical_symbols

Petition Unicode to add all of the original/traditional iconic symbols for the minor planets and asteroids discovered in the early 1800s.

Teenage dominatrix lawyer
Teenage dominatrix lawyer
Teenage dominatrix lawyer
Franziska von Karma
Prosecution!

Moral of this story: Perhaps people who swear at Ikea assembly are doing so to reach the state of enlightenment that opens them up to possession by the spirit of the Köttbulle goblin, who can actually line up errant pieces.

Normally Ikea stuff doesn't frustrate me. But this style box has tabs that are meant to click together. (The instructions included rare words: "Click! Click!") and the top of each panel had one tab with a slight hook to it, meant to line up and slide in. Which they did, until the last panel. I struggled with it, finally reaching a point where I became compelled to swear at the fucking thing. And in that moment, I stopped paying attention to what my hands were doing and it came together.

Feeling lucky to catch sunset from the mountain top.

Putting on light coloured underwear as a charm to start a late period 🤞🩸

Not enough people recognize that Valentine is also the patron saint of beekeepers, so this February 14th why not send your loved ones a BOX OF BEES