π Read PSA: Do Not Use Services That Hate The Internet by Jamie Zawinski. (h/t @manton)
At the moment, if I can’t do it in a browser, I’m not doing it. Which is why my Hive account is almost empty and I haven’t joined Post.
π Read PSA: Do Not Use Services That Hate The Internet by Jamie Zawinski. (h/t @manton)
At the moment, if I can’t do it in a browser, I’m not doing it. Which is why my Hive account is almost empty and I haven’t joined Post.
Finished reading: The Lives of Saints by Leigh Bardugo π
I love that Leigh Bardugo wrote this and The Language of Thorns to give us the immersion of reading the same stories that the characters in the Grishaverse read.
π¬π “I don’t remember my own story… I remember only how I fell into books, never to rise from their pages, how I was never truly awake until I began to dream of other worlds.” Leigh Bardugo, The Lives of Saints β€οΈ Saint of the Book
Thanksgiving 1: Plain black leggings, gray sweater.
Thanksgiving 2: Floral dress.
Thanksgiving 3: PlayStation T-shirt, Star Wars leggings
Today: Thanksgiving #3, Booster #2. Tomorrow: Rest, D&D.
Locking myself in the bathroom at my parents’ house to get a break from overstimulation, happy Thanksgiving 1996 everybody.
ππ² Read On Mother Trees: What Old-Growth Trees Taught Me About Parenting by Kaitlyn Teer (Catapult).
A gorgeous essay in conversation with The Giving Tree, How to Do Nothing, the work of Suzanne Simard, and climate change. Read it.
ππΏ Read The Mom in βHome Aloneβ Is a Messy and Magnificent Model of Motherhood.
It’s easy to forget how hard Kate McAllister works to make sure her kid is okay. I probably need to watch Home Alone again. It’s been decades.
ππβΏ Read As a Disabled Writer, I Am a Rich Innovator by [Sarah Fawn Montgomery](www.sarahfawnmontgomery.com/l (Catapult).
This is my new favorite essay about being a disabled writer. I love it so much. It reminds me that the way I work is a way that gets work done.
Currently attending Dr. Anuja Cabraal’s session on emoji coding.
The analysis process and how we choose to analyze influences the results.
Well said, Dr. Cabraal!