"Hi Dee, I did! I am sorry I didn't get back to you sooner to let you know and thank you. It's an amazing kit, can't wait to figure it all out!"
- Natalie
"I'll probably move my desk against the opposite wall in the next few weeks, we have serious space issues and the configuration above was the first one we tried but it's hard to move around all my tools and supplies! (They're pushed into the walls and corners haha)"
- Natalie
"You know, the best thing I saw on tumblr was a graphic that said something about "just getting through the day and surviving" being an achievement if you're sick. I wish we could celebrate that more! And sometimes pajamas are the best and most comfortable attire to celebrate surviving the day in... except we're taught to feel ashamed of it. Surely that can NOT help people with mental illness (I know it doesn't help me!)"
- Natalie
"I think what kind of bothers me about the "too fancy to be worn for realsy" outfits is that it reinforces that women, especially fat women, have to work harder (read: wear better clothes and look more ~acceptable~) to be taken seriously/ avoid getting bitched about. I don't like that vibe, and wish that the "everyday casual" could be just fine. I wish we could obliterate that kind of horizontal oppression and the negative self talk that seems to be linked with this kind of feminine performance."
- Natalie
"Amazing!! I can't wait to see your pics with Velvet. I wish Australia did events like these (or rather that I lived in Sydney where these things tend to happen!)"
- Natalie
"I think it's perfectly fine to add it to your vegan food blog! Part of the no diet talk deal that I omitted from this post (and I'll probably write about it at length soon) is body autonomy, and while we seek to create spaces that don't talk about dieting, the weight loss industry or weight loss itself we should also strive to respect each person's right to do with their bodies what they want."
- Natalie
"Thank you for sharing and writing s.e, I can't tell you how much it means to me that you're sending out these raw, beautiful words into the word all the time and unknowingly helping me feel like I'm not alone. I get a lot of comments from people who think I'm some kind of princess, living the "lady of leisure" life just because I don't work a regular job. Because I can't. A lot of the time I'm living from moment to moment just to cover my basic human needs and these people have this romantic idea that I'm free to do whatever they dream they would be doing if they didn't have to work. And that sucks and hurts."
- Natalie