T Ash @crewgrrl

Knitter, mom, cook, homemaker, artist wrangler, part time gardner. ADD. Unabashed feminist and fan. Also tweets from #Hugo finalist @GeekCalligraphy. She/Her crockpotsandyarn.wordpress.com Seattle, WA Joined January 2009

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T Ash @crewgrrl

2 months ago

We have been on the ground at ORD for two hours without being allowed off the plane. What’s going on @AmericanAir?

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T Ash @crewgrrl

3 months ago

@skjask @LauraBenDavd @Israir_israel I thought it was just our trips in and out of London! I was very unimpressed in both directions.

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T Ash @crewgrrl

11 months ago

Listening to @DaraHorn on @havivrettiggur’s podcast and I am reminded that Campbell’s hero’s journey is ultimately a Christ narrative and that would be why stories told in Jewish languages don’t follow it. You don’t get the catharsis of victory when that story isn’t part of you.

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Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib @afalkhatib

12 months ago

It is with a heavy heart that I share a grim and dark assessment, which I have been hinting at for a significant amount of time, but have struggled to articulate, and even hesitated to talk about publicly: a terrifyingly large constituency within the Muslim, Arab, and Palestinian-American communities have become far too extreme and radical regarding the issues of Palestine, Gaza, and hatred of the United States and all things Western. Worse, support for and endorsement of Hamas have become mainstream views and can no longer be considered “fringe,” especially within the “pro-Palestine” movement. Many Muslim and Arab-Americans and their advocacy groups have chosen to become single-issue voters and activists, making Palestine the only rallying cry to mobilize their voters, when numerous other issues and challenges face these two communities. Overt support for Islamism, as CAIR and Linda Sarsour make it clear here in this video, and the aggressive Islamization of the West, is being supercharged on the back of the suffering of the people of Gaza. I had hoped that support for Hamas among American and European-based Arabs and Muslims would begin to scale back when the war ended, creating some space and margin for introspection, self-critique, and most importantly, recognition that Hamas and violent Jihadi terrorists are not “resistance” or “martyrs” but the fuel for the annihilation of the Palestinian people. Instead, there is a stubborn unwillingness to offer even the slightest of critique to Hamas and the whole “resistance” narrative, even as Gazans suffer horribly as the group re-establishes its grip on power and control, and the extent of Hamas’s criminality becomes apparent. Worse, many of these “pro-Palestine” personalities are moving on from Gaza entirely, drunk on the recent Mamdani victory, which they view as an extension of their activism and campaigning over the past two years. It worries me immensely that in the near future, many of the young people involved in what has become the “pro-Palestine” cult in America and Europe will graduate to more violent stages of “activism,” all while worsening the isolation of Arab and Muslim diaspora communities from integrating into their countries of residence and new homelands. I also worry that the Democratic Party will be far too accommodating and tolerant of what are inherently intolerable beliefs, ideas, and actions, all in pursuit of voters who are mobilized by an extreme manifestation of identity politics that has been corrupted with radical academic theories, reckless rhetoric, and slogans. There is still time to adjust course and reject these trends. However, as long as a confluence of irresponsible Muslim and Arab-American advocacy organizations remains hijacked by extremists and pursues radical audiences for fundraising purposes instead of communal growth, safety, and transformation, there is little hope of change. Arab and Muslim-Americans are part of this great nation of ours, and many contribute immensely to our country’s success, defense, and prosperity. It is a strategic mistake to tie their fate and future to foreign conflicts, no matter how dear to them, as they adopt extremist and vile slogans and narratives, which worsen divisions and increase cross-community tension and isolation.

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T Ash @crewgrrl

a year ago

@skjask I lit my last extra candle over שבת חול המועד. They’re home.

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אמיר שפרלינג @ShperlingAmir

a year ago

החיים זה מה שקורה בין שמחת תורה לשמחת תורה

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T Ash @crewgrrl

a year ago

@JewishWonk Quisling?

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T Ash @crewgrrl

2 years ago

Hey ⁦@HomeDepot⁩, that sale price is a real bad look.

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T Ash @crewgrrl

2 years ago

So I’m sitting here in my Jewish intergenerational trauma looking around at everyone scrambling to get passports & wondering why y’all didn’t have all your documentation in order, in an easily accessible place in your house along with gold coins & the good jewelry. Oh. Right.

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T Ash @crewgrrl

2 years ago

@RachelMoiselle Practice, practice, practice. Do not try that joke on a native of NYC, they’ll give you directions.

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T Ash @crewgrrl

2 years ago

Oh look, when it’s Jews making the joke, the הלכה is properly referenced. Miss me with your “do you wear poly-cotton blends” bullshit.

Alex Edelman @AlexEdelman

2 years ago

I know this is just some anti-Semitism but the thought of the law being like “no one can mix wool and linen anymore” is very funny

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Per Sempre Navah 🚀🚀 @navahw

2 years ago

Enough with the lessons. The lesson is, armed insurrection isn’t enough to disqualify him. Felonies aren’t enough to disqualify him. Horrific racism and misogyny aren’t enough to disqualify him. The lesson is, we are so broken. But we knew that already.

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T Ash @crewgrrl

2 years ago

@navahw I had a G&T while cooking dinner.

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T Ash @crewgrrl

2 years ago

Who is Phoebe Burn? She’s the mother of a state senator from Tennessee and the reason we have the 19th amendment. Her son cast the deciding vote to ratify. After he’d received a telegram FROM HIS MOM telling him what it would mean for her to be able to have a voice in government.

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T Ash @crewgrrl

2 years ago

If we get what we want, here’s who gets the credit: Ida B. Wells Mary Church Terrell Alice Paul Inez Milholland Susan B. Anthony Elizabeth Cady Stanton Doris Stevens Ruza Wenclawska Carrie Chapman Catt Phoebe Burn (she gets a follow up, because that’s an amazing story)

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Hebrew Nonsense @hebrewnonsense

2 years ago

if you are someone who takes the Torah seriously, choosing to call Kamala “amalek” is functionally fascist

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T Ash @crewgrrl

2 years ago

Lyrics resonating with me today from @SuffsMusical “But then suddenly we felt it Like a mighty cannon blast Every cost and battle lost of every generation past So we rose up in defiance Yes, we chose to risk it all For our sisters' silent voices Let the patriarchy fall”

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Tim Walz @Tim_Walz

2 years ago

It’s game day. Let’s win this.

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Cara Lisette @CaraLisette

2 years ago

“I didn’t want to be pregnant” is actually the only reason a woman needs

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T Ash @crewgrrl

2 years ago

This. There should also be a similar mechanism where once you have ordered more than 2 of the same flat pack from IKEA, only one set of instructions arrives.

Clem 🏆 @TheClemReport

2 years ago

If you get an I Voted sticker for voting early, you should be able to scan it on your TV and all political ads should be replaced by normal commercials