Colors come in and out of popularity. In 2021, Sherwin Williams declared that “Urbane Bronze” is their color of the year. Benjamin Moore declared that “Aegean Teal” is their 2021 color of the year.
Substack seems to be acting weird for me today. In the past, things would post and then replicate the post in another window... then hang. Now, my comments disappear after posting and I have to reload to see it. Weird.
The crowdfund campaign for my friend's short film, Lunchbox, is now live! No pressure to donate, but if you'd like to see the explanatory video, it's on this page https://seedandspark.com/fund/lunchbox-1
When a Taiwanese American woman prepares lunches from her childhood, she struggles to forgive herself for pushing away her immigrant mother. Based on real events, this timely story examines anti-Asian racism and its effects on a mother and daughter.
On Thursday at 11AM PT, join UC Berkeley professor Elizabeth Hoover and PhD candidate Jesús Nazario as they discuss their research and experience working with Indigenous communities and food.
This free event is the second in a series of conversations that will focus on the history and future of the Hearst Museum and UC Berkeley’s relationships with local Indigenous communities. Featuring speakers from within and beyond the campus, the series will center on ongoing projects leveraging UC’s institutional power, historically a source of harm, to further indigenous sovereignty and environmental justice.
Substack seems to be acting weird for me today. In the past, things would post and then replicate the post in another window... then hang. Now, my comments disappear after posting and I have to reload to see it. Weird.
Bronze
The crowdfund campaign for my friend's short film, Lunchbox, is now live! No pressure to donate, but if you'd like to see the explanatory video, it's on this page https://seedandspark.com/fund/lunchbox-1
When a Taiwanese American woman prepares lunches from her childhood, she struggles to forgive herself for pushing away her immigrant mother. Based on real events, this timely story examines anti-Asian racism and its effects on a mother and daughter.
There is something wrong with this site today, can't see comments I make until I re-load.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/looking-back-moving-forward-food-sovereignty-at-uc-berkeley-tickets-159008965095
On Thursday at 11AM PT, join UC Berkeley professor Elizabeth Hoover and PhD candidate Jesús Nazario as they discuss their research and experience working with Indigenous communities and food.
This free event is the second in a series of conversations that will focus on the history and future of the Hearst Museum and UC Berkeley’s relationships with local Indigenous communities. Featuring speakers from within and beyond the campus, the series will center on ongoing projects leveraging UC’s institutional power, historically a source of harm, to further indigenous sovereignty and environmental justice.
Paint.
Probably going to get the house painted in September/October - most of the painting contractors I've contacted are booked until then.
Aegean Teal
Disasters
Teal
DBD Exercise Club
DBD Test Kitchen
DBD AV Club
Our Crumbling Democracy
Today in Covid 19
Pro
Other College
Cal