anna e só. @anna@friend.camp

That's what I really hate about getting to the point of burning out—having no recollection of a lot of my successes because I was too exhausted to make note of them. What's the point of working to death if you won't be present to remember the results of your efforts? Was it really worth it?

@Moss love your new pic

time to paint my nails with holo

(didn't break mine, thankfully 🙌)

reminder to not leave your glasses on your bed or you may accidentally break them

i think today's the first day i don't feel like staying in bed all day

twitter: "whoa that's such a bad take... let me quote retweet it a whole bunch of times."

i wish i was feeling as tired as i was four hours ago because it's almost 11 PM and i can't sleep

every year i hope this will be the year we'll finally abandon twitter

that company that rejected the idea of hiring a tech writer to work with them remotely is still desperately looking for a tech writer. 🤷‍♂️

tired.

Here's an New York Times article on this, if you have the stomach for such stories: https://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2020/01/17/world/americas/ap-lt-brazil-culture-wars-1st-ld-writethru.html

This isn't a "dog-whistle," this is a megaphone.

The Brazilian secretary of culture published a video in which he practically paraphrased Goebbels when talking about his vision for Brazilian art in this new decade. While Wagner played in the background. Here's what he said:

“The Brazilian art of the next decade will be heroic and it will be national, it’ll be endowed with great capacity for emotional involvement and deeply committed to the urgent aspirations of our people, or it will be nothing.”