December 2010
11 posts
2010
A few things i’ll never forget 1. Relationship(s) 2. The best day 3. The worst day 4. Memorable moment 5. My best friend(s) 6. My birthday 7. the funnest getaway 8. the end of last school year/ the beginning of this one 9. New year resolutions 1. Relationships. I was single for most of 2009-2010 and that was pretty great and I really needed it after such a horrible...
When A Cis Woman Dates A Trans Man →
ethanology:
theythesphere:
Another couple uses the term “person” like I and my partners use “personfriend!” Here’s hoping it catches on.
Interesting stuff. I gotta say, I kinda like this “person” idea. I can also relate to how her person ” wants people to respect his gender (by using the right pronouns and so forth), but his ultimate goal isn’t for everyone to think he’s a cis boy.” Cause...
FUCK YEAH FTMS: Info about the First Event... →
ethanology:
fuckyeahftms:
First Event 2011 Transgender Conference, January 19-23, 2011 at the Boston Marriott Peabody
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First Event is one of the largest transgender conferences in the world right here in Boston! First Event welcomes everyone from the Transgender Community and our Supporters:…
THIS LOOKS AWESOME. I hope I have the money to go/can find someone to go with me…
I...
“To reverse the effects of civilization would destroy the dreams of a lot of...”
– Derrick Jensen (via fyeahderrickjensen)
YES.
“One of the fables we live by is that some day the killing will stop. If only we...”
– Derrick Jensen (via fyeahderrickjensen)
the reason I celebrate Cephalopodmas & not...
Christmas has always been a fairly depressing holiday for me. When I was little (from what I can remember to about age 11, when I finally started thinking for myself and not accepting everything and the world around me) it was depressing for fairly trivial and privileged reasons. I was and am lucky: I had a house to live in, parents—who although were not too invested in the stability of my...
About Me.
My name is Laura and I’m a twenty-something super nerdy ecologist with some big-time love for chiropterans (bats) and cephalopods (octopuses, squids, cuttlefish, etc.). I’m currently working on my master’s degree dealing with bat populations and white-nose syndrome. I have a deep and passionate love for all living organisms and am fascinated by ecological theory. I often read...
just some ranting
In the August 2010 issue of Science, Frick et. al. did a population viability analysis on the little brown bat (Myotis lucifugus). With the current infection rates and mortality rates from white-nose syndrome, they predict that little browns will be regionally extinct within 16 years. This was pretty sad news, especially for me, who has pretty much dedicated their whole professional career to...