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Radha Krueger April 12, 2024 People really post “I just saw the most hilarious thing” and then share a meme that is a hundred years old. Radha Krueger is with Piso Ray. Album Manifesting trash panda 2024 April 12, 2024… Continue Reading →
Radha Krueger April 11, 2024 Overheard, “Well, I’m a Rumple Minze girl.” It me. I said it. 🦝 Radha Krueger is with Bobby Jones at Harn Museum of Art. Album: Manifesting trash panda 2024 April 11, 2024 I don’t know… Continue Reading →
Radha Krueger April 10, 2024 Zero conversation about men’s bodies. Zero repercussions for the fathers. Zero changes in how mothers or families are supported. This has nothing to do with babies. Just a reminder that the conservative right chose abortion… Continue Reading →
Radha Krueger April 5, 2024 These traffic cones have been nesting in this missing sidewalk panel for over a year and they finally had a baby! Spring is here! #EastGainesville Amber: But I have a question – why does the… Continue Reading →
Radha Krueger April 4, 2024 Not to alarm anyone but I partooketh of neither Cadbury cream egg or the flesh of a Peep this season. I may have cursed the rest of this year to be unfruitful and possibly rife… Continue Reading →
“Many low-income women can’t afford travel, prompting them to carry pregnancies to term or take abortion pills at home past six weeks, prescribed via telehealth by doctors from other states.” This has never been about life. This is about control… Continue Reading →
Radha Krueger April 2, 2024 Not having art (or anything) on your walls after you have been living or working in a space for multiple years is severely unhinged. I will not argue about this statement. Radha Krueger, Album Manifesting… Continue Reading →
This is a rant about friendship. I don’t have answers. I’m just screaming into the void. I’ve been talking to a lot of people about how hard it is to make friends and how hard it is to maintain friendships…. Continue Reading →
Another random memory about gender relations. It was the 4th grade and we were eating lunch in the cafeteria. The two popular girls, Amanda and Veronica, were sitting with their court in exciting ’80s sweaters and pastel skirts. Several boys… Continue Reading →
When I was 5, my parents briefly had a “let’s try being normal” phase and we lived in a suburb and I went to an actual school. We did Halloween and Christmas for the first time. The culture shock was… Continue Reading →