I don’t want my 7-year-old to really understand Interview with the Vampire, obviously, but I did tell him that Taylor Swift is in a feud with an imaginary vampire.

Finished reading: The Knowledge Gap by Natalie Wexler 📚

Read this to prepare for collaborating with teachers at work who want support finding books to work into our literacy curriculum. It’s especially interesting as someone who started her teaching career in the era of No Child Left Behind.

🔖🍔🥤 Read The Enduring Mystery of Cook Out.

A Cook Out Junior Tray with a cheeseburger (mayo only), double fries, and Coke was the first meal I had after giving birth, and it was the best meal I’ve ever eaten. (I can’t remember if I also got a shake.)

Finished reading: Tender Rebel by Johanna Lindsey 📚

It’s me, hi, I’m the one watching the Olympic opening ceremonies 5 days late. It’s me.

💀🪦 I wish I could have gone to Funeral Services Education Camp.

Finished reading: Love Only Once by Johanna Lindsey 📚

Hey friends, I am starting a new half-time job as a school librarian in August, so I’ll be taking a break from curating Micro.blog while I get settled in there. I’ll still be using Micro.blog for my personal site like always.

I’ve been reading the staff handbook for my new school library job and my dress is supposed to meet or exceed the standards expected of students. Based on what I saw last year as a parent, I should be fine wearing glittery poofy dresses or cosplaying as Taylor Swift.

San Diego Comic-Con starts tomorrow. Here are a couple resources that help me feel like I’m part of it.

• this video of Loki interrupting the Thor: The Dark World panel at SDCC 2013.
• this archived Geek & Sundry article: How to Have a Great, Geeky Weekend When You’re Not Going to SDCC.