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Write On Stomach

Found 3050 matches from 1,400 records in about 0.1160 seconds for Write or On or Stomach.

2741. RT @leilanifarha I never thought I'd have to tell a City - with thousands of empty hotel rooms - that providing parking spaces for homeless ppl to sleep on is NOT consistent with a #StayHomeSaveLives policy and is, in fact, a death sentence. This job has its low moments. #right2housing twitter.com/manda_like_win…

  30 March 2020, 11:29:04 PM | LINK | Filed in

2742. RT @grahamvsworld My 5yo stormed out of my office when i told him i had to do a meeting. He was very mad that i couldn't look at his crafts like i did yesterday. I tried to explain that it was Monday and I had to work, and he yelled "Monday isn't real" on the way out. I'm still just sitting here.

  1 April 2020, 12:53:59 PM | LINK | Filed in

2743. RT @pronounced_ing Our neighborhood is doing a “bear hunt”—putting stuffed toys in windows for kids to spot while out on (socially distanced) walks. I’m really touched by how many there were on just a short walk.

  2 April 2020, 7:33:12 PM | LINK | Filed in

2744. RT @ScottHech "We are the only state in the country that in the middle of this public health crisis have decided to increase the number of people who are incarcerated in jails."northcountrypublicradio.org/news/story/410…

  3 April 2020, 2:05:14 PM | LINK | Filed in

2745. RT @MarkLevineNYC Michigan has just started reporting on coronavirus cases by race. African Americans are 14% of that state's population but 40% of deaths. This pandemic is reflecting--and exacerbating--inequality. NYC should publish this data as well, so we get the picture here.

  4 April 2020, 2:13:34 PM | LINK | Filed in

2746. RT @bykenarmstrong Reporter @EricEyre did big stories at a small paper. With a 6-year-old Acer, in a press room with 2 rat traps, he took on 3 giant drug companies—and won. If small newspapers are no more, this is what we’ll lose. For @newyorker newyorker.com/books/page-tur…

  4 April 2020, 5:13:31 PM | LINK | Filed in

2747. RT @womensart1 “Mask-trees“ have been cropping up around the Czech Republic as a form of solidarity. Volunteers are making cloth masks at home and hanging them on “mask-trees” for anyone in need #womensart #Covid_19

  5 April 2020, 2:14:01 PM | LINK | Filed in

2748. RT @sawdustbear Artnet did not publish this segment of my interview, amongst others that were on the snarkier side, but I am reposting it because I am tired of the exhortation to be creative and make art in the middle of all this.

  6 April 2020, 10:17:27 PM | LINK | Filed in

2749. RT @KarlreMarks The turning point of history goes on

  9 April 2020, 2:33:32 PM | LINK | Filed in

2750. RT @JoshuaGrubbsPhD Easily one of the best social distancing ads I’ve seen

  9 April 2020, 8:49:44 PM | LINK | Filed in

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