Leanne Hope

Leanne Hope

@leannehope.bsky.social

Try hard. Writer. Storyteller. Aspiring clown.

72 followers106 following25 posts

"The sound a cow might make when spanked" "How someone might spell “gesundheit” if they weren’t allowed to look it up" ^^^ Two of my favorites; looooolz @tylergooch.bsky.social

"I found out my college roommate, who became an elementary-school teacher, genuinely laughs more than I do." ^^^ so many good lines but this one is a truth

McSweeney's@mcsweeneys.net

"My children only call when they need something, which, in fairness, may be because I raised them to outsource all human interaction." www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/rea...

Do kids today know how to self-talk and soothe their fears that none of this (*gestures around self*) matters in the Grand Scheme of Things? I just uncovered my blogs from 2000 and YIKES time is a bullet train with zero stops. This post = self soothing obvs

"Accept that you have a lot going on right now....You're down to your last pen, and it's the annoying one that leaks." ^^^ so relatable! hilarious piece, no notes

The New Yorker@newyorker.com

If you focus on writing a thousand words a day, you won’t feel overwhelmed by the fact that you’ve been trapped in a submarine for the past year and a half. www.newyorker.com/humor/shouts...

"Today’s agenda looks like it’s going to eat and leave no crumbs." Pure brillance, @audreyburges.bsky.social

McSweeney's@mcsweeneys.net

"I wake before dawn to coordinate with my vast network of parental co-conspirators. Our agenda this morning is straight fire, as the youth would say, beginning with a vigorous debate about scheduling sunrise for maximum cruelty."

Just gorgeous. Death Valley stands out as one of the most memorable landscapes I've ever witnessed. Would love to be there right now.

The New York Times@nytimes.com

Death Valley, the hottest and driest place in North America, is experiencing a rare wildflower bloom after receiving a record amount of rain in the fall. Visitors are flocking to see the superbloom that has transformed the desert, dotting the landscape with pops of color. nyti.ms/4cLvINC

On my tombstone: I read about the band Geese in an old New Yorker and now I really dig their music.

The New Yorker@newyorker.com

The latest album from the indie-rock group Geese, “Getting Killed,” “is such a raw and unprotected art work,” Amanda Petrusich writes. The band’s front man, Cameron Winter, “is obviously someone who feels unusually deeply.” newyorkermag.visitlink.me/JLo8y7

Comedy with lots of pooping, my fave! Not kidding. Read it & lol:

McSweeney's@mcsweeneys.net

"We’ve painted the walls a beautiful sage green, installed a double sink vanity, and replaced our perfectly fine, functioning bathroom door with a sliding barn door. It’s exactly like a regular door, except it never closes."

Opening this book to any page is a delight and a goddamn inspiration. Happy anniversary, Dead Frog.

Mike Sacks@mikebsacks.bsky.social

POKING A DEAD FROG: Conversations with Comedy Writers 11th Anniversary! The great Dave Hill @mrdavehill.bsky.social www.amazon.com/Poking-Dead-...

You are up to date.