Caley Brennan

“By way of contrast, I am hearing reports of white Canadians who are refusing to wear masks, who are vehemently opposed to abiding by the public health measures that would help protect vulnerable people from contracting the virus. Refusing a sacrifice so small, a slight physical discomfort, to protect this society’s elders—their elders too!—its healthcare workers and its immunocompromised. Simply because they are drunk on this society’s individualism, and do not wish, I suppose, to be inconvenienced for the sake of another, not if it means being “told what to do.”
― Robyn Maynard, Rehearsals for Living

“Kids are cute but such a handful. Being a mom is rough.”
― Eiko Kadono, Kiki's Delivery Service

“I like to think of science as a verb: it’s inquiry, always ongoing.”
― Eugenia Bone, Have a Good Trip: Exploring the Magic Mushroom Experience

“Without knowing me at all, Gail nicknamed me Minds. I respond very well to people being overly familiar with me a little too soon. It shows effort and kindness. I try to do this all the time. It makes me feel like part of a big familial Olive Garden-y community.”
― Mindy Kaling, Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me?