Finished reading: Piranesi by Susanna Clarke 📚
This one took me a while to get into. Before giving up, I hunted down a review. The review indicated that there was more to this than vestibules, halls, statues, and tides, so I stuck with it. I’m glad I did.
🔖 📝 Joanna Penn discusses her use of AI to help her write a short story. This could be a valuable model for educators to use to teach students how to use these tools ethically and for effective writing.
🔖 Read Theater never recovered from COVID — and now change is no longer a choice.
…the people who live in the shadow of the refinery often don’t have the bandwidth to think about attending an experimental physical theater show on a bus.
“The problems in these communities – where am I going to live? Do I have enough food? – are so large, that it’s hard to even talk to people about any of the environmental injustices,” Cummings said.
Another Dutch meal. This is hutspot. It’s smoked sausage with gravy on a bed of potatoes, onions, and carrots. I liked it better than the one with kale but since I basically like all my foods separated as though I were a toddler, still not my fave.
🔖 Read THE JEDI ACADEMY WILL NO LONGER TEACH ANAKIN SKYWALKER’S MASSACRE OF THE YOUNGLINGS.
A+ geek satire.
📺 Watched Key & Peele - I Said….
This is a beautiful sketch that heightens literally as high as you can go. Strong one to have early in the show.
🍿 Watched Bert Williams - The Poker Game.
Stunningly good object work.
🍿Watched Mantan Moreland & Ben Carter - Indefinite Talk.
This bit is so fun. Ought to be mentioned in the same breath as Who’s On First?