Claudia Putnam
@claudiaputnam.bsky.social
Lit writer: poetry collection @mooncitypress, CNF @splitlippress, novella from neutral zones press. My work is landscape-immersed and character-driven. Interests are broad. NH->CO->WA https://claudiaputnam.com
Yes, I think the best ones are those that are just shoved into the oven and sealed in their own juices by the crispy skin. Sometimes I’ll get fancy and throw a bunch of wine in the cavity.
November 28, 2025 at 4:39 AM
Yes, I think the best ones are those that are just shoved into the oven and sealed in their own juices by the crispy skin. Sometimes I’ll get fancy and throw a bunch of wine in the cavity.
Regular ones routinely leak for me. Only distilled, never plain drinking
November 26, 2025 at 7:04 AM
Regular ones routinely leak for me. Only distilled, never plain drinking
Are there mutually exclusive?
November 26, 2025 at 7:01 AM
Are there mutually exclusive?
Not to mention bad for economy
November 25, 2025 at 9:38 PM
Not to mention bad for economy
I have an iPhone CE, which seems to do everything, except it does have a crappy camera which I do resent. But I’m always asking my watch where my phone when it’s in my back pocket. I can’t feel it there! But I’m glad to have something that fits in clothes. A $300ish phone.
November 25, 2025 at 9:36 PM
I have an iPhone CE, which seems to do everything, except it does have a crappy camera which I do resent. But I’m always asking my watch where my phone when it’s in my back pocket. I can’t feel it there! But I’m glad to have something that fits in clothes. A $300ish phone.
Is it a joke, though?
November 25, 2025 at 9:29 PM
Is it a joke, though?
I find that things that seem hard reflect some kind of learning difference. Mel Levine is good to read on this. He finds outlines a spectrum for every learning element, and all of us are somewhere on each. No shade but practicing what doesn’t come easily is good for the brain.
November 25, 2025 at 9:28 PM
I find that things that seem hard reflect some kind of learning difference. Mel Levine is good to read on this. He finds outlines a spectrum for every learning element, and all of us are somewhere on each. No shade but practicing what doesn’t come easily is good for the brain.
Funny, opposite for me. Not having to lift pen goes faster
November 25, 2025 at 9:24 PM
Funny, opposite for me. Not having to lift pen goes faster
I got a child lock for this situation. Hate to link to the nasty A but first pic that came up of this type… holds tight. Eventually, I did have to replace it and I found that Costco was the best place to do this. Best price, the best quality and they delivered it and installed it for no extra fee.
November 25, 2025 at 8:51 PM
I got a child lock for this situation. Hate to link to the nasty A but first pic that came up of this type… holds tight. Eventually, I did have to replace it and I found that Costco was the best place to do this. Best price, the best quality and they delivered it and installed it for no extra fee.