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Emily Nakashima

eanakashima@hachyderm.io

<p>It&#39;s hat in here</p>

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    I played women&amp;#39;s rugby in college. You get tackled, kicked, stepped on. Do you know what made my team less safe? Lack of adequate funding, facilities, coaches &amp;amp; trainers. Do you know what would have only made it more awesome? Trans athletes. Trans people belong in sports.

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    @lzg yessss best pastry on earth. I don&amp;#39;t understand why they are a regional thing. I feel like half the bakeries and coffee shops of the world should have a little case of freshly made pasteis de nata at the front.

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    Watching the mainstream media explain &amp;quot;Stud Budz&amp;quot; all weekend long is giving me life

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    I need to go to Japan in 2026 and am planning to tack on 6-10 days of tourism. I haven&amp;#39;t been in years. Any favorite destinations or experiences you would recommend?

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    why am i like this

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    This article is such a gorgeous portrait of the Valkyries&amp;#39; first season, AND, it is the most nyt vibe ever. Like it was written by an anthropologist who never watched a WNBA game before this week. https://www.nytimes.com/2025/09/14/us/valkyries-wnba-playoffs.html?unlocked_article_code=1.mU8.k3iU.oThDDcjputNx&amp;amp;smid=url-share

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    For anyone planning a Russian River vacation but new the area, let me help you: Forestville: not haunted Guerneville &amp;amp; Monte Rio: definitely haunted, but in a fun way Cazadero: neutral, standard haunted Duncans Mills: haunted, absolutely in a creepy way

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    My toxic workplace trait is that I&amp;#39;m all four of these characters at once

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    Emoji reactions are training treats for humans

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    My greatest professional accomplishment of the year: I got my exec &amp;amp; manager teammates saying &amp;quot;point positive,&amp;quot; a term from whitewater rafting and kayaking. Meaning: when facing hazards, point people toward where to go/what to do, rather than drawing attention to everything to avoid.