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C.M. Kinzig @cmkinzig.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

The end is nigh. End of timely voter registration that is.

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Oh they missed quite a few haha

C.M. Kinzig @cmkinzig.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

Well then, I guess there's only one thing left to do #guardsball

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Carter Lowe @whitesoxx.bsky.social · 26/09/2026

#Guardsball in the ninth inning 1 hit 5 runs 6 walks

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Tall Mitch @tallmitch.bsky.social · 26/09/2026

#GuardsBall scored 5 run in one inning with 1 hit lol

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C.M. Kinzig @cmkinzig.bsky.social · 26/09/2026

Checking the Guardians score to see 8-7, Guards up top of the 9th. Refresh page. 12-7, middle of the ninth. Oh hey and 2 of those were walked in runs because sure why not. #guardsball

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C.M. Kinzig @cmkinzig.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

Sorry I wasn't paying attention, I was looking at 90s Barbie stuff on eBay.

C.M. Kinzig @cmkinzig.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

My team at work today was asking if I was getting excited about Guards post-season. Uh. No. If you mean a month+ of heart attacks, sure yes very excited. I'll feel slightly better if we can win the division, but there is no feeling good when it comes to Cleveland sports.

C.M. Kinzig @cmkinzig.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

Having 2 weeks worth of water and shelf stable food on hand is always a good emergency plan. Plan for pets too. I'm not trying to live through an apocalypse, but being prepared for a natural disaster is never wrong!

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C.M. Kinzig @cmkinzig.bsky.social · 20/09/2026

If you saw the group of people in their mid-30s doing Fortnite dances in the Crocker Park Barnes & Noble, I regret to inform you that it was my ride or die crew and the flossing was a tribute to me, for my (belated) 36th birthday. What a gift.

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Ken Jennings @kenjennings.bsky.social · 10/09/2026

The Sean Connery Cookbook.

recipe for a porridge called “coush-coush”

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C.M. Kinzig @cmkinzig.bsky.social · 19/09/2026

I am witnessing a battle for the ages. McDonald's employees are attempting to close one drive thru lane for the night and the traffic does not care. They put a cone down. Someone drove over it. Then someone got out of their car and moved the cone. McDonald's employees are bringing more cones.

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C.M. Kinzig @cmkinzig.bsky.social · 17/09/2026

I also got side-eye and a sigh. She's done with me today. 💔

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C.M. Kinzig @cmkinzig.bsky.social · 17/09/2026

No greater heartbreak than going to lay down with your dog and then they immediately get up to lay somewhere else.

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Pam Keith @pamkeithdc.bsky.social · 14/09/2026

If you are attacking Doctors Without Borders or World Central Kitchen, you are wrong and can get fucked.

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J. L. Westover @mrlovenstein.bsky.social · 14/09/2026

Secret Panel HERE 🧠 tinyview.com/mrlovenstein/2026/06/14/memory-hole

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C.M. Kinzig @cmkinzig.bsky.social · 14/09/2026

The legendary Bob Mackie has passed away. If you enjoyed sewing or designing clothes AT ALL, you were inspired by Bob Mackie at some point in your journey, even if you didn't know the name. There will be imitators, but there will never be another.

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To be fair, that is a normal reaction to walking through Walmart on any given day, period or no

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I found a long-haired dachshund running alone in the street today. I decided in .3 seconds to call her Moxie the Doxie. Her human came for her before I could complete the retrieval. Glad she has a home, but Murphy was 🤏 this close to getting a sister. Murphy and Moxie screams Pixar movie.

The end is nigh. End of timely voter registration that is.

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C.M. Kinzig @cmkinzig.bsky.social · 12/09/2026

We're so back. In the trenches that is. #amquerying

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The almond croissant looks heavenly

I'm not a historian or an expert. I don't claim to understand every nuance to war. I'm an average American old enough to remember before 9/11, before a Google search could tell you all you want to know. If you're like me, consider carving out a few hours during your time of remembrance to watch.

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"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." When we ignore the decades long road to 9/11, we lay new bricks for it to happen again. The dead deserve better than that. Never forget, yes. But it's not enough. Remember through actions. Learn. Recognize patterns. Educate. Lead.

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I didn't know until several years ago because it's a point that was not taught when I was in school (Maybe that's changed? I graduated college in 2012.) I don't even think it was hinted at, because frankly, it's upsetting. We are not strangers to revisionist history, or even disregarded history.

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Maybe I'm naive or maybe I'm an optimist, but no, I don't believe this was an inside job. I do however believe that we dishonor the lives lost by ignoring the impact of our involvement in the Soviet-Afghan War and how it directly led to the rise of Al-Qaeda. I don't think most people realize this.

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Heba Gowayed هبة جويد @hebagowayed.bsky.social · 11/09/2026

Highly recommend watching the docuseries "Turning Point: 9/11 and the War on Terror." There is a point that is well documented in this series: the choices the USA made in the wake of the Cold War laid the groundwork for the tragedy. I find 9/11 conspiracies disrespectful. That's not what this is.

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9/11/2001 I was a freshman in high school in Alabama, I wore a hijab. In gym class my teacher wheeled in a screen. Something horrible was happening. I watched, mouth agape as the second tower hit. We were silent. As that period reached an end, my name was announced on the loud speaker. 1/

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Maybe it wasn't. Being a tween in 2001 meant your childhood ended on 9/11, but you were the only one to realize it. Coddling could no longer preserve you. Half of you was shoved into war, the other half was told to go on as if nothing was wrong. And 25 years later? It hasn't changed.

"You're too young." No one wants to talk about it because they think it'll upset you. You're already upset though. You're already scared. You understand more than they think you do. They think there is something left in you to protect. They did their best. Maybe it was the right call.

No one said, "Yeah maybe." And no one said, "That's not how it works." At 11, I was old enough to know something terrible had happened, even if I was still playing outside after school. You watch the 24/7 coverage and you know the world is about to change, even if no one is telling you directly.

Every day we came home and watched the news, and I hoped for survivors. I had this silly naive thought that if someone had just found an air pocket and a hot dog cart, they could survive indefinitely in the rubble. I had a half dozen other inventive but ultimately childish ideas for surviving.

And then I watched the replays and continuing coverage. I made chicken ramen noodles. At some point, I told my parents I needed a break and I'm going to play outside. So I did. School was closed the next day. Then we went back and they pretended like everything was normal.

Mom just said they got out early and then we drove home. It wasn't until we got home that I was told anything. My mom hitchhiked out of downtown CLE. She couldn't get a bus and wasn't waiting, so she started to walk home. Would've taken her about 3-4 hours if someone hadn't offered her a ride.

I went to the aftercare program with my neighbor, since we didn't expect to get picked up by my brother until closer to 3. Both our moms were already there waiting for us. This was exceedingly weird because they both worked in downtown Cleveland and usually didn't get home until after 5.

Except my classmates were getting pulled out by their parents at an alarming rate. Every 10-15 minutes, someone was sent to the office to go home. No explanation. Why was no one getting me? It was a planned early dismissal day anyway so by the time 1pm came, there were only a handful of us left.

There was a single PA announcement from the parish priest for a moment of silence for the people of New York. No further commentary. This wasn't a regular occurrence but still common: school-wide moments of silence and prayer for XYZ reason happened on occasion. The day went on as normal.