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The donkey missed you!

That's great. Now I need to find one for my desk.

Oh cool this is my work status too!

Enjoy the upgrade!

Today certainly was.

Yeah I know. I think that's a huge part of the reason why I forget to turn DND off a lot of the time.

Yep. May as well leave it till tomorrow morning at this point.

Oh no. Feel better soon!

See this is the thing that thoroughly enrages and infuriates me at this point. If they wanted to they could have done the fucking work to create a movement that advocates for Palestinian rights and Israeli rights, that gives equal space to Palestinian trauma and Israeli trauma. But did they do any of that? No. Are they doing any of that now, even after Trump's election? No.

@kolev @raf "Living Shabbos" is by David Sutton.

@kolev @raf "Reb" is by Joseph Telushkin.

@project1enigma @raf Speaking of which, Bookshare has a dirth of Jewish books. I really should start either making requests or go check out or buy books and start scanning/contributing them. This last task would be a bit harder because I don't have a lot of room to store books, but might be worth the effort.

@project1enigma @raf Living Shabbos isn't available, but Reb is. So I'll be reading this. Seems overdue since I make heavy use of Chabad resources.

@raf On the other hand, since nothing but the really expensive braille translation software supports Hebrew, I'll make use of transliteration as a second choice.

@project1enigma @raf I'll look for these.

@raf I find transliteration difficult for the most part because I can never figure out which transliteration scheme someone's using, if they're using an actual scheme at all.