Notices by desert dirtbag abby version (vapaad@wandering.shop), page 3

@meeper the ability to direct file should hopefully be coming to all 50 states soon!

I told my husband if we were birds he'd have to do elaborate ritual dances to seduce me and let me tell you, this man broke out into the best bird like dance with jazz hands-for-feathers and everything, impeccable.

Currently H&M, Zara, and other fast fashion brand workers in Bangladesh are protesting to raise their wage from $2/day to $6/day.

They are facing guns being pointed at them, smoke bombs, and other major threats during this protest.

Bosses are only agreeing to $2.7/day.

Break up with fast fashion, break up with supporting trash human working conditions (that also produces 10% of global carbon emissions!!)

I meant to hike courthouse for sunrise today but my phone shut itself off sometime while I was sleeping despite being at 99% charged??

I woke up at 5:30 instead of 4 and my partner and I decided to still go for it knowing the weather might not let us summit.

we ended up bailing SO close because the clouds were blowing in from the one direction we couldn't see on the scramble section.

Usually if I'm going to bail, I'll bail early so this one kind of hurts lol.

I didn't get mountain-top sunrise views, but I did get sunrise cows!!

I was snowed on twice today, October 10th is definitely a new record for me when it comes to being in snowfall. Magic.

In almost every state, being a nurse is more dangerous than being a cop or a prison guard but there are still people who will accuse the strikers of just being money hungry.

If only striking healthcare workers got the support striking celebrities got.

Personally I don't plan on ever working inpatient again due to abuse I faced working as an ICU nurse, but for those still trying to hold American healthcare together, they deserve safe ratios and fair pay, at minimum.

@ian while it's impossible to know the true number, eradicating smallpox using vaccines has probably saved 150-200 million lives since 1980.

@ahermitforhire @checkervest I still work with paper orders, just boomer conditions all around

@checkervest all of our future doctors are in group A, I presume.

Dog pile :ablobcatheartsqueeze:

Despite having an immune disorder that makes vaccines less effective for me, neither myself or my husband have knowingly gotten covid (and we used to test weekly when the hospital paid for it)

Yet we've both been exposed countless times, I work in surgery where we've never tested patients. He works as a float all over but mostly ICU when covid admissions are high.

I just want to know why. What protective traits do we have? Or was it micro exposures? Cause we were exposed before vaxxing too