Villuminiatrix @Villuminatrix

Lighting designer and artist; lover of people and of knowledge; exploring life, und alles, das mit dem Leben kommt. wix.com/thewindupmouse… Malta Joined April 2012

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Villuminiatrix @Villuminatrix

4 years ago

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President Biden Archived @POTUS46Archive

5 years ago

Today, I repealed the discriminatory ban on transgender people serving in the military. It’s simple: America is safer when everyone qualified to serve can do so openly and with pride.

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Villuminiatrix @Villuminatrix

5 years ago

Living in Malta with no car and no Amazon is amazing. We get what’s available in stores and our lives are so much simpler for it.

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Villuminiatrix @Villuminatrix

5 years ago

A rainy day in Valletta- unusual and quite beautiful. #thunderstorm #thunder #storm #Valletta #Malta #lightning

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Kamala Harris @KamalaHarris

5 years ago

I may be the first, but I will not be the last. It’s on those of us leading the way to leave the door more open than it was when we walked in.

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Villuminiatrix @Villuminatrix

5 years ago

Jeff Bezos has drones, our addresses, our wishlists, and an intimate understanding of our habits.... Santa? #JeffBezosIsSanta #bezos #santa

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Villuminiatrix @Villuminatrix

5 years ago

The train is late in Berlin. Someone call someone. Something’s wrong. Trains aren’t late here. #Berlin #trains #publictransport

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Barack Obama @BarackObama

5 years ago

Excited about this book!

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Charlotte Wilder @TheWilderThings

5 years ago

I tweeted about how Europe is handling the pandemic better than America and a bunch of people in my mentions are telling me to go live in Europe and I’m like...I can’t because Americans aren’t allowed in because of how badly we’re handling the pandemic

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UberFacts @UberFacts

6 years ago

Researchers taught African grey parrots to buy food using tokens, then paired them up, giving one parrot ten tokens and the other zero. Without being rewarded, parrots would give some tokens to their broke partners so that everyone could eat.