I was feeling disconnected from the Micro.blog community, and I was pretty sure it wasn’t just because I wasn’t posting that much. So I changed the setting so that I see replies in my timeline. (I’d had them hidden.) I already feel more part of the conversation.
O no two meetings left, not done for 3+ hrs, and yet so sleepy. Might be an afternoon caffeine day. I would love to just live in Paris forever but it will be really nice when I’m only 3 time zones away from my colleagues.
π How Does Motherhood Impact Your Creativity? Itβs Complicated vogue.com
Read: www.vogue.com
My inhibitions were methodically ripped to shreds by the pure chaotic energy of the small children and carers around me. I stopped caring about whether what I was doing made me feel silly, and that is a huge boon to anyone wanting to express themselves creatively.
I’m in Paris this week so I don’t know how much of Micro Camp I’ll catch live, but the schedule looks great.
Missing Moulin Rouge playing in my hometown but it’s okay because I got to see the actual Moulin Rouge.
ππ΅ Read Patiently Holding the Sound: Gretchen Parlato on motherhood as a musical inspiration.
What a great interview.
ππ Read Bring Back Personal Blogging by Monique Judge (The Verge).
My blog host, Micro.blog, has declared it the Summer of Blogging and is offering 4 months of their standard hosting plan at a price of $1/month. I highly recommend them. If you want a simple way to have your own website, this is worth a try.
I’ve been obsessed with this chandelier for a long time and today I finally got to see it in person.
Reading the souvenir book they sell at Shakespeare and Company, Shakespeare and Company: A Brief History of a Parisian Bookstore.
For George, it was more important to have a community of readers and writers than just to sell books.
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