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https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2024/05/11/1250529661/handwriting-curs...
I‘m not sure how I feel about this https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/masterpiece/specialfeatures/a-new-forsyte-saga-is-comin...
Meet Emmylou! Our new baby kitty. She‘s about 7 months old and our first ginger baby. #catsoflitsy
I watch for “the flying ball of fur.” https://youtu.be/clRqZ_ATQbs?si=BQJj_9YiNy9qY2Y4
“The system of patriarchy can function only with the cooperation of women. This cooperation is secured by a variety of means: gender indoctrination; the denial to women of knowledge of their history; the dividing of women, one from the other, by defining ‘respectability‘ and ‘deviance‘ according to women‘s sexual activities; by restraints and outright coercion; by discrimination in access to economic resources and political power; and by awarding-
Darn it Hozier, this is your fault! No I‘ve read large parts and summaries before. He just inspired the purchase with his music. 🔥
“I‘ve always liked asking questions. I was a precocious and curious child,probably a little annoying in my insistence to understand:Why?Why?Why? Fortunately for me my mother used the library as a babysitter. (my note: and worked in them) I always had my face in a book. I looked for answers in novels, history, science-anywhere they might be hiding. And on the long drive to and from town everyday, my parents played NPR‘s All Things Considered.”TRUE
“I am an anthropologist,and I do love anthropology. But my field is not without its problems,as its roots are in race science.Anthropology was(is?) deeply connected to the activities of seventeenth-and eighteenth century European travelers who used their observations of the world to fine-tune their theories about human nature.Many of the most consequential and lasting ideas about race were also about gender, and vice versa;a particularly enduring
#sundayfunday. @BookmarkTavern It doesn‘t really matter for everyday acquaintances. For more:
Mythology, classic lit , French lit, Russian lit, art books, etc. I‘m not that picky 🤓.
He seems to have good taste. I take issue with the above. She‘s only perhaps underrated by todays younger generations in certain parts of the world ( read , USA). Fight me 😜
The Holiday season means book lists. https://apps.npr.org/best-books/?utm_source=npr_newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_...
I‘ve been into these guys a lot lately. Hmm 🤔 I wonder why.
1. I connect literary references. I color coordinate without thinking about it ?♀️. Mom mentioned I take two hours long bathes. I don‘t think that‘s all that quirky. 2. The above and anything by Angela Carter. #two4Tuesday @TheSpineView
I‘m just placing this right here.
It‘s humongous! I first read Ulysses in my late teens-early twenties 🥰. Not this edition. I‘m thrilled to add it to my collection. It‘s a coffee table book. It might just crack the coffee table.
Now I want noodles shaped like Frankenstein.
https://www.tor.com/2023/10/30/mary-shelley-and-the-noodle-that-created-science-...
1. Being creative
2. Empathic
3. Curiosities/asking questions/research
4. Making people laugh
5. Plants/nature/gardening
6. Snuggles
7. Taking things too personally
8. Talking about books
9. Being imaginative
10. Bouncing between being good socially, pretty awkward or total isolation.
11. Hanging out w my cats
@Eggs #wonderouswednesday
