I have a lot of hairs that are white at the bottom, black or brown in the middle, and white at the top. These are a useful indicator of changes in my thyroid function over time.
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I’m taking the 10:30 - 11:30 PST hour off from #CLS2022 so that I can get some quiet time in before facilitating at 12. See y’all soon!
I can’t liveblog/tweet any of the 12p Pacific sessions at #CLS2022 today because I’m co-facilitating one. If you want to livetweet or blog, I recommend using NoterLive. It will keeping everything in a thread & include the hashtag for you.
Over the course of #CLS2022, I’ll be adding my liveblogtweets/notes to the Connected Learning page on my website.
The next panel at #CLS2022 for Rising Scholars is Sharing Work Beyond Academic Publishing.
For the next few days, I’ll be liveblogging/tweeting the Connected Learning Summit (#CLS2022) on Twitter and kimberlyhirsh.com via NoterLive. If it goes well, I’ll even remember to create a blog post for each session rather than doing one giant one at the end of the summit.
🎵🎭 I’m listening to the Broadway cast of Moulin Rouge and I’m really impressed with how well it uses the 20 years’ worth of music between the film’s release and the Broadway show.
Want to read: The Empire of Death: A Cultural History of Ossuaries and Charnel Houses by Paul Koudounaris 📚
📚 In 2008, 8 years before my kid was born, I replied to a Slate article that asked, “do you really want the Hulk teaching your kid to read?” with a resounding “Yes but Spider-Man or the X-Men would be better.” I stand by my earlier sentiment.
I was distracted around Summerween so I’m declaring July 31 Second Summerween.