Who knew "righty tighty lefty loosey" would get me so far in life
Sonia Weiser weischoice.bsky.social
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Sonia Weiser weischoice.bsky.social
@weischoice
Barely using this anymore. Also barely on Bluesky: weischoice.bsky.social. Just email me: [email protected]
- People who have in-unit laundry, do you just wash stuff all the time for fun?
- Just once, I want to see a job description describe the workplace as "slow-moving" or "snail-paced."
- A heist movie except about freelancers getting their own money
- It's almost the end of the year. Tell me your super low stakes goals for 2024. Nothing work related or exercise related. I want to know a thing you want to do that totally doesn't matter but would be nice.
- Replying to @daniel_m_laverythis sounds a lot like women's health in general
- Editors: please pay sex workers to write about the OnlyFans news and pay them well. If you want to be one of these editors and want me to share the call for pitches in tonight's newsletter, comment here!
- Replying to @weischoiceI personally would like to start doing smaller loads of laundry more often rather than giant loads of laundry rarely.
- I want to write a piece about the myth of transferable skills and how "relevant" work experience has become so unbelievably specific that more and more people are confined to the career path they got on at the beginning of their adulthood.
- Resigning now is like taking the morning after pill on the baby's fourth birthday.
- I hope the actresses who replace Jenny Slate and Kristen Bell get paid the same amount (or more).
- I still want to write about the gender dynamics in buy nothing groups & how they've become the trading post for mothers to exchange goods for children + How the burden consistently falls on women to manage these exchanges and how mutual aid can still be invisible labor. Editors?
- Just applied for a job at the NYTimes and I'm super excited for no one to ever look at my application.
- Seasonal Affective Disorder is like if your chronic depression hired a contract worker to help with the busy season.