My kid definitely just said “Thwip” in his sleep. πΈοΈ
“People as everyday theorists of their experiences” - great insight from Bill Penuel at the Crown Institute Participatory Toolkit introduction webinar.
Welcome to my mid-life crisis.
[Image description: An eBay item page for an 18 inch fashion doll. The page says “You purchased this item on Feb 01, 2022.”]
It’s February. Black history is important all year long but February is extra awesome because Black cosplayers show off their stuff daily all month. Search #28daysofblackcosplay on your favorite social media platform to see some amazing cosplay. Learn more at this link.
Me, thinking about my mom’s experience with leukemia: The medicine will be what it will be, but what about her feeeeeeelings?
(Never has it been more appropriate that my sun & rising are in Cancer.)
Me, gathering up all my old dolls that I gave my kid so I can brush their hair: “I know - dolls.” (Oh, Clyde Bruckman. You ask such good questions.)
Hello, I’m Kimberly Hirsh and I just bought and set up creativityforscholars.com. If the domain name intrigues you, why not pop over and sign up for the mailing list?
We must be brave enough to look at our own academic systems, if we plan to make them just and equitable. - Kelly J. Baker, Sexism Ed: Essays on Gender and Labor in Academia
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Feeling cute today.
[A pale white woman with dark hair & blue eyes wears black cat eye glasses, a black cable knit sweater over a white dress with a black jaguar & hot pink rose print, & large silver hoop earrings. She holds a cane in one hand & phone in the other.]
π Read A Counterintuitive Nighttime Routine For The Type A Insomniac.
I love this. I’m constantly trying to Type-A-away symptoms of chronic illness and it Does Not Work.