Sage Greene
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If you’ve seen me in the past few months I’ve probably already pushed this book onto u lol. I have way too much to say about it for a post. The most recent science about our bodies’ natural healing abilities. V grateful to the person who first gave it to me. 🥰🙏
Hi, 👋 I’m still alive. The grizzly bear that lives in my tummy is eating well. 🐻❤️🐟
Look at this cute top I found at the thrift store 😁 it’s also a bra! This is my new thing now. I need all the tops that are also bras.
I saved the best for last. This was my favorite pic from this set. Thank u to the sweetheart who took all of these and dressed me in all the amazing HB sets featured in them. You made me feel like a princess. 👸
My clothing history class helped me realize how much I’ve always appreciated the medieval era and the history I learn about it. I thought this book was fun. It takes a wide view that incorporates more recent understanding of this misunderstood period.
Enjoyably thought provoking. “The meritocratic ideal is not a remedy for inequality, it is a justification of inequality.” BTW this book made me realize the meaning of “just deserts” has been flying over my head my whole life. 🧁🤔😂 (see photo for my philosophical take)
Guess who’s back in town for a visit! Ok I won’t make u guess. It’s @tsvelmapalmer ! 🥰🥰🥰 I love when my dear friends are in town.
What a great book. Now I have to watch the movie. History and true crime are a couple of my personal faves.
I wore my mushroom necklace to dinner and proceeded to order two mushroom dishes. 😌🍄🟫🍄🟫🍄🟫
I really thought Koji would make it to his 15th birthday in August. But his health took a sudden turn and I had to say goodbye to him on Thursday. My house feels empty and my brain is in a fog. Love u forever Koji bear. 💔
This is one of those books I think everyone should read. Yes Mr Harari has his own biases, but that doesn’t detract from how plausible his warnings are. And he admits that some of the points are a little extreme, but being cautious in this context is vital.