the duolingo owl - by Helena Fitzgerald - Griefbacon
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maybe change is always cruel
the terror and majesty of the small green owl Griefbacon is on sale this week! Until April 5th, get one year’s subscription (monthly or weekly) for 40% off! because it’s spring, because I love you, because I want more people to be able to afford to subscribe to this newsletter. The Duolingo Owl is green, which is a color no owl in real life has ever been. He is small and chipper and possibly flightless; I do not think you ever see him spread his wings and soar across the screen in the app. He does not indicate any relationship to flight at all. He is easily hurt, and nothing is ever good…
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