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Penguin Pebbling
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It’s our way of saying, “I thought about you today. I remembered this thing about you. Here’s something I want to share with you specifically.”
Send a little “thinking of you” pebble. It helps.
Penguins give pebbles to other penguins to show that they careCare work makes all other work possible. Putting care—not just care work, but care—at the center of our economy, our politics, is to orient ourselves around our interdependence. Care is.
@brainsandspoons
Penguin Pebbling gets back to SpInsI don’t know who invented the phrase “special interest.” Probably some researcher. Autistic people don’t really love the term because the term “special” has become tied so closely with terms, both inviting people into yours and encouraging other’s. Special interestsI don’t know who invented the phrase “special interest.” Probably some researcher. Autistic people don’t really love the term because the term “special” has become tied so closely with terms are a trove for unconventional gift giving.
Penguin pebbling is one of the main neurodivergent love languages.
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