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Do You Have the Time?* : Answering Questions from My Favorite Songs

Posted on March 15, 2025 by Ryn PB

Hey, there, how goes it? (“Partners In Crime” by The Strokes) Music and musicians have done so much for me by creating art that I connect with, so I thought it would only be fair if I answer some of … Continue reading →

Posted in Another New Era | Tagged answers, anxiety, clancy, coin, depression, etymology, fall out boy, gossip, green day, health, life, life lessons, lyrics, mental health, music, next semester, psychology, q&a, questions, research, secrets, so much for stardust, songs, stress, talk too much, talking, twenty one pilots | Leave a comment

My First Encounter with the Word “Queer”: The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett

Posted on April 30, 2024 by Ryn PB

I don’t have a great memory, but one that has stuck with me is the first time I consciously encountered the word “queer.” Young Ryn was under their floral covers, propped up on two pillows, and talking to their dad … Continue reading →

Posted in Another New Era, LGBT+ | Tagged books, burnett, children's lit, classic, classic lit, classic literature, classics, etymology, found family, history, LGBT+, lgbtq, life lessons, mistress mary, oscar wilde, owlcrate, queer, queer history, queer lit, quite contrary, reading, the secret garden | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: etymology

Do You Have the Time?* : Answering Questions from My Favorite Songs

My First Encounter with the Word “Queer”: The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett

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