π Read When Kids Have to Act Like Parents, It Affects Them for Life (The Atlantic) by Cindy Lamothe
“she said she often distrusts that other people will take care of things. ‘Thatβs why I tend to step up and do it myself.’”
π Read When Kids Have to Act Like Parents, It Affects Them for Life (The Atlantic) by Cindy Lamothe
“she said she often distrusts that other people will take care of things. ‘Thatβs why I tend to step up and do it myself.’”
Next time I take it into my head that words won’t come out of me in written form, I’m going to re-read this 2018 blog post in which I calculated that I wrote 98,000 words in the first 5 semesters of my doctoral program.
Stole a quote from the woodland goth page of Aesthetics wiki for my bio/tagline: “…a hybrid of fey imagery, Glam Rock glitter, and the lighter side of 80s Goth.”
Pool’s open!
ππ» Read You’re Not Blogging, My Friend. (Tom Critchlow).
ππ» Read Incrementally correct personal websites (Brian Lovin).
ππ» Read envisioning my homepage as an online therapeutic space (Winnie Lim).
ππ» Read revisiting architectural blogging (Alan Jacobs).
ππ» Read Building a Digital Homestead, Bit by Brick (Tom Critchlow).
I like this homesteading metaphor. Neither gardens nor streams quite work for what I do with my personal site. This is closer.