Sasha Brown

1 week ago | change.org | Sasha Brown

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Feb 3, 2025 | matctimes360.com | Sasha Brown

What is our future money going to look like? Well, let’s examine the past – before we got so fancy. Money.org tells us that in 600 B.C., the idea of coinage was introduced by the ancient kingdom of Lydia (modern day Turkey). The original coins were made of a mix of two precious metals, silver and gold, known as ‘electrum.’ There were no platinum coins, and many heavily refined metals, such as white gold, simply did not exist.

Oct 30, 2024 | sanspress.com | Sasha Brown

First of all I barely know anybody. Second, I didn’t know it was a Halloween party. Everyone’s wearing a costume but me. Anyway. Everyone’s drugs are kicking in and I scavenged a costume. It’s lame. I found an old towel and tied it around my neck like a cape, I guess? It has sunflowers on it. And I found a gold-spangled cardboard crown that I hope isn’t someone else’s. So this big guy – Jeff, maybe?

Dec 7, 2023 | maudlinhouse.net | Sasha Brown

Find out what’s really down there. I’m suspicious. Don’t trust anything where people are like don’t eat that, it’s gonna be lava. I don’t think lava is a thing. Don’t threaten me with lava. I’ll call your bluff. People on the other side of the world, start eating. We’ll meet in the middle with mouths full of rocks. Be like the scene from Lady and the Tramp except instead of spaghetti it’s everything else. At a certain point we’ll eat enough to un-gravity the moon. It’ll wobble off through the galaxy.

Nov 11, 2023 | cossmass.com | Sasha Brown

By Sasha Brown November 12, 2023 - 23 minutes read - 4846 words “Tell me about Daddy.”Mommy was sitting on the end of Zuri’s bed, in the dark. She didn’tlike to talk about him; it made her sad. She always said the samething. “Daddy was very special. He was different.” She stroked Zuri’sbraids. “I know he wanted to meet you so bad. He would have liked youvery much.” She bonked her forehead gently into Zuri’s, the way shedid when they especially loved each other.