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Back in the office/ back on my bullshit

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Le Petit écho de la mode, no. 35, vol. 44, 27 août 1922, Paris. Tailleur en gabardine. Tailleur en serge, garni de petits plis. Manteau en velours de laine. Cape en velours, froncée à la Bretonne. Paletot tailleur en drap garni de galons. Ville de Paris / Bibliothèque Forney

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mychart loves to send you eight emails that you need to use 2 factor authentication to view in the webapp that say like "You went to the doctor Today."

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taylor swift just died??

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cracking myself up thinking about the movement towards simplified forms in cave paintings

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My other job, Children's Librarian, is in the books, too.

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Found a CD binder with several hundred disks. Each CD has an hour of recorded audio; the audio is about two dozen tracks of the sound wind makes when it passes through trees. The disks are organized alphabetically by species; many of these species are extinct, extinct before the rise of audio recording and indeed before the rise of humankind. There is no indication as to provenance. One of the disks has a big scratch down the middle and the label is struck through; however I surmise from context that it is some subspecies of apple.

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Latke please…let me fold the comics Latke…

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Can you name other celebrity men NOT FOR lesbians?

➡️ Watch Jordan's Smartypants presentation only on Dropout

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Via FB

I’ve posted about a bearded dragon that had to be rescued by fire fighters—here’s one that just fights fires 👍

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I genuinely don’t know if I would ever be able to do embroidery like this again. The whole process is a blur in my memory but WOW I had fun with textures and materials!

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earlier this year, the government of Ontario gave me a grant to write a book based on a pitch. and then I was like oh fuck, I actually need to write this book now.

but IT'S DONE! grant book is finished! it's very petite (>50k) and not at all my usual style of writing, but re-reading the ending made me cry in public, so maybe it's alright.

the premise is: you're a changeling. you were been swapped at birth for a human child, sent to human schools, and now in adulthood, are a bit of a failure. because, turns out, it's really hard to do human things when you're not actually human.

but still, things are going decently! until the human you were swapped for comes back to take their life. and - instead of treating them like an invader - everyone loves them. more than they do you.

definitely not a metaphor for anything, don't read into this too deeply, hahahahah! but anyway, it's called The Auf, and I hope it'll be a real book someday.