📚 (Please don’t spoil me) Me reading Gideon the Ninth: KISS! KISS! KISS!
Welp. Sitting on hold with the grocery store because they accidentally charged me $78.89 for 1 lb of turkey is not how I expected to spend my Saturday morning, but here we are.
The layers of references in this poster are delightful: cats as Data and Geordi as Holmes and Watson chef kiss 🖖📺🖼️
Finished reading: Wonder Woman: Warbringer by Leigh Bardugo 📚
💬📚 “If you cannot bear our pain, you are not fit to carry our strength.” WONDER WOMAN: WARBRINGER, Leigh Bardugo
📚 I’m reading Leigh Bardugo’s WONDER WOMAN: WARBRINGER & while it took a little while to grab me, here at about 2/3 of the way through I’m constantly thinking “WAIT WHAT? AAAHHH!” in a good way. Kinda wish someone would make this a movie. 
I’m announcing it to make it real: I’m going to write a sweet romance novella for Camp NaNoWriMo in July & I’m going to write it in public on a blog as an open learning exercise. I’ll post the blog link once I’ve got it set up.
🔖📚 Read
What We Can—and Can’t—Learn About Louisa May Alcott from Her Teenage Fiction - Electric Literature electricliterature.comI love that Pynchon shared his juvenilia with commentary. I’ve shared my student writing. Maybe I’ll start writing commentary for it.Read: electricliterature.com
💬📺 “No one likes having a curse, but if you take the right steps, it’s manageable.” - Eda the Owl Lady, The Owl House Season 1 Episode 4, “The Intruder”
Anybody else feel like a lot of qualitative methodology writeups in studies are basically “I did a qual! I analyzed a thing! DATA! CODES!” and not any detail? No particular study driving this now, just a general sense.