A love meme, in words & deeds

[kaberett]

The thing that's stuck with me most, from every Dreamwidth love meme I've ever participated in, is being told you make things seem more possible.

You make things seem more possible.

Please nominate yourselves; please nominate each other; comments are screened, and I'll unscreen and make up an index as we go.

Hello. I love you.

Index

403

A
aella_irene
alexseanchai
angelofthenorth
azurelunatic

B
balsamandash
bethany_lauren

C
cadenzamuse/Denzi
cereta/Lucy
cesy
chiasmata

D
danohu

E
el_staplador/Kathleen
ewt

F
flippac
forests_of_fire

G
glass_icarus

H
hairyears
harpers_child
hollymath

I
ilyena_sylph
inkstone
ironed_orchid

J
jenett
jjhunter

K
kaberett

L
lilysea

M
mathemagicalschema
minim_calibre
mme_hardy/MadameHardy

N
nanila
newredshoes

P
pauamma
pipisafoat

Q
quartzpebble

R
rachelmanija
randomling
recessional
redbird
rosefox
rynia

S
serpentine
ses
sgsabbage
shanaqui
shehasathree
sholio
silveradept
staranise
such_heights
surpassingly
syderia

T
terajk/Tera
thebonesofferalletters
tielan
twistedchick

V
vass
vlion

W
watersword

Y
yhlee
yohjideranged
yoyoangel

Z
zhelana


Status: offline. Most recently added: cesy.

Comments

nanila

[rmc28]

I would like to nominate Nanila for her excellent wit, courage, and humour. Many lovely photos and Exciting Space News.

Re: nanila

[liv]

I'm a bit awestruck by Nanila! She's such a witty and thoughtful writer, and I love reading her posts about science and parenting and Pokémon and every other topic. Even when she's angry and upset, her writing is sparkling and really makes me think about the issues she's rightfully angry about.

Re: nanila

[nanila]

Oh, thank you! I'm particularly intrigued by your final observation, which is something I'd never have noticed myself.

Re: nanila

[silveradept]

Dr. N is an excellent person of SCIENCE who has great posts about space things and how they are very much succeeding at raising aware and brilliant children who will be all of their potential selves.

Re: nanila

[nanila]

Thank you very much. It's especially nice to hear your perspective on the children, as I know how observant you are and how much experience you have with them.

Re: nanila

[alexseanchai]

Many hearts for nanila!

Re: nanila

[nanila]

And also for you!

Re: nanila

[randomling]

I really like seeing Nanila's posts on my reading list even though we don't know each other at all - she always has something really interesting to say and her continued presence makes me smile. ♥

Re: nanila

[nanila]

Oh, thank you! And thank you for setting up spoonlessactivists because that is so exactly what I am, too.

Re: nanila

[st_aurafina]

I love her nature photographs, and her love of Bake Off. And beautiful people.

Re: nanila

[nanila]

Thank you. Which reminds me, I need to make Rav/Benjamina/moar Selasi posts on multibeautiful...

Re: nanila

[davidgillon]

Not to mention clearly excellent parenting!

Re: nanila

[nanila]

Thank you. The parenting is probably the thing I worry about the most, so it's very nice to hear that it seems to be a thing I'm getting right (mostly...).

Re: nanila

[kaberett]

You absolutely definitely unequivocally look like a Good Enough parent from here. In that respect I'm kind of envious of your kids.

Re: nanila

[sfred]

Nanila is brilliant - her enthusiasm for her areas of expertise is utterly infectious, and she's brilliant at making them comprehensible.

Re: nanila

[nanila]

Oh, thank you! I spent part of my day today planning a demonstration that's going to be filmed, so that's really good to hear.

Re: nanila

[ironed_orchid]

nanila is wonderfully thoughtful and brings her keen intellect and kindness to all the subjects she writes about: space, science, politics, immigration, parenting, art.

Re: nanila

[nanila]

Thank you. That's much appreciated, especially coming from someone whose capacity for intellectual expression I have long admired.

Re: nanila

[nanila]

Thank you for this. Discovering this thread was a bright spot in my day. :)