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But I’m a Cheerleader (1999)

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May Sarton, from her book titled "May Sarton: A Self-Portrait," originally published in 1978

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Being chronically ill in your 20s is stupid you have to see your peers like “started a family🥰” “got married😍” “bought a house😇” “scored a promotion😋” meanwhile you’re fighting for your life to take a shower

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We’ve seen a number of writers sharing stories about suddenly losing access to their Google Docs today.

It’s still unclear what’s causing this, but if you’re concerned about big tech creeping in creative tools and spaces… you’re definitely not alone. (We’ve written about de-Googling and censorship before.)

You should be able to write freely—without fear of deletion, censorship, or extraction.

All writing should be safe. It should stay yours.

We want to help build a space where writers are in control:

Ownership of your work. No surveillance; no surprise removals.

Sync, share, and collab, without scraping or data-selling.

A writing tool that you know is safe, now and in the future.

Please stay informed. Back up your work. And don't be evil (👀 Google).

~ the Ellipsus Team xo

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Toronto, Ontario, Canada

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what does turkish delight taste like and is it worth the events that occurred in chronicle of narnia: the lion the witch and the wardrobe

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O som da terra a tremer (Rita Azevedo Gomes, 1990)

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Pompeii cats! There were more but those were either way too active to take nice photos of or swarmed by people.

Oh to be a cat in ancient ruins, allowed to climb and explore all of them and lie on the sun warmed stone and get pets from people. Hoping to reincarnate into a Pompeii cat.

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Ukrainian Hutsuls celebrate Christmas in the Carpathian mountains. Photographed by Evgeny Maloletka in Kryvorivnya, Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast, Ukraine.

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SUSPIRIA (1977) • dir. Dario Argento

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So timely. I love art

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Big Brown Eyes (1936) dir. Raoul Walsh