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Slowly getting back on track

Petit journal de bord qui a pour but de me remettre doucement dans la rentrée, et de tenir mes objectifs

04.09

Journée très occupée, rien de bien productif.

Résumé

Screentime : 4h50

Lecture (livre papier ou numérique) : 0h

Tâches (administratives, tâches obligatoires etc) 0h

Ce que j'aime bien de ma journée

44 min. dédiée à la lecture d'article (Mediapart : Nawel Madani sur Jusqu'ici, tout va bien et sur l'expulsion des émeutiers des HLM)

Belle avancée sur mon projet de crochet même si j'ai fait une erreur

Ce que j'aime moins

Trop de temps sur le téléphone

Pas assez sortie prendre l'air et le soleil

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Elsa & Johanna - The Timeless Story of Moomerland

J'ai fait la rencontre des photos de ces deux artistes aujourd'hui à la MEP, Paris.

Un sentiment, de douceur, de malaise parfois. Très automnale, très ouvert et très vert dans un Paris où les feuilles tombent et le ciel est gris.

Une petite bulle esthétique qui m'a apaisée.

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Pauvre Frida, qui était anti-capitaliste et qui aujourd'hui est devenu un objet marketing...

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Why am I putting myself through this ?

Currently Reading : The Inheritance Games - Jennifer Linn Barnes

26% read so far

Only at a quarter of the book, but SO MANY things to say.

This is a rant. If you don't like your favorite book being criticized, I'm sorry, don't read this, your feelings WILL be hurt.

We don't know what Avery looks like ???? She has not been physically described yet, doubt she ever will. Is it for the reader to identify more easily to the protagonist ? Tbh, something is bothering me in the fact that the author spends so much time describing males of the family, specially the brothers but not saying a word abt the females characters.

WHY is everybody acting like Avery is some kind of genius ???? Ok for that math or physics test, but the keys ???? Like???? It's not that complicated really.

She's the worst friend ever. Doesn't give a f about Maxine, only talking about herself.

Maxine is annoying.

I'm going to talk about the boys. Big, big issue to introduce a character, totally drunk and acting like it is SO COOL. Isn't he underaged ? (I drank underaged but didn't exposed this as cool in front of thousands of persons). Grayson, nothing to say really, empty shell. Same for Xander, but he likes to eat so I tolerate his presence. Nash ??? Well idk, fake rebel that can do what he's doing thanks to grandaddy.

Liberal shit. I know this is for young adults (I still am I guess?) So maybe it's not supposed to be like ""analyzed"" but it's not bc your audience is 15 that it's dumb. Exposing wealth. Making it something desirable to teenagers that probably already have a lot. Spend no time knowing what life was like for Avery with no money, really. She should've been taking care of psychologically. People that win enormous amounts at the lottery get the possibility to see a psychologist. She's underage and I don't know US & Texas Laws but I doubt she can do anything with her money.

The message I get from this book so far is : It's SO GREAT to be filthy rich. Don't think about the consequences, don't think of others. She didn't have a thought for the good she could do around her thanks to this money ? For her sister ? Maxine ? For the world, in general ? Guess she's egotistic af. (Maybe the book will go towards this direction)

I'm having fun summoning Bourdieu & the Pinçon-Charlot. That's the positive thing

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Currently Reading : The Inheritance Games - Jennifer Linn Barnes

26% read so far

Only at a quarter of the book, but SO MANY things to say.

This is a rant. If you don't like your favorite book being criticized, I'm sorry, don't read this, your feelings WILL be hurt.

We don't know what Avery looks like ???? She has not been physically described yet, doubt she ever will. Is it for the reader to identify more easily to the protagonist ? Tbh, something is bothering me in the fact that the author spends so much time describing males of the family, specially the brothers but not saying a word abt the females characters.

WHY is everybody acting like Avery is some kind of genius ???? Ok for that math or physics test, but the keys ???? Like???? It's not that complicated really.

She's the worst friend ever. Doesn't give a f about Maxine, only talking about herself.

Maxine is annoying.

I'm going to talk about the boys. Big, big issue to introduce a character, totally drunk and acting like it is SO COOL. Isn't he underaged ? (I drank underaged but didn't exposed this as cool in front of thousands of persons). Grayson, nothing to say really, empty shell. Same for Xander, but he likes to eat so I tolerate his presence. Nash ??? Well idk, fake rebel that can do what he's doing thanks to grandaddy.

Liberal shit. I know this is for young adults (I still am I guess?) So maybe it's not supposed to be like ""analyzed"" but it's not bc your audience is 15 that it's dumb. Exposing wealth. Making it something desirable to teenagers that probably already have a lot. Spend no time knowing what life was like for Avery with no money, really. She should've been taking care of psychologically. People that win enormous amounts at the lottery get the possibility to see a psychologist. She's underage and I don't know US & Texas Laws but I doubt she can do anything with her money.

The message I get from this book so far is : It's SO GREAT to be filthy rich. Don't think about the consequences, don't think of others. She didn't have a thought for the good she could do around her thanks to this money ? For her sister ? Maxine ? For the world, in general ? Guess she's egotistic af. (Maybe the book will go towards this direction)

I'm having fun summoning Bourdieu & the Pinçon-Charlot. That's the positive thing

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From the series Namm Naa La (Senegal, 2021) - Charlotte Yonga

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Something green is soothing 🟢

via

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La douceur de rentrer à la maison en automne...

L'odeur de la maison

Le calme

Le jours qui raccourcissent, doucement

Et ce chat qui n'en a rien à foutre, mais que j'aime

La verdure qui change de robe

J'aime retourner à la maison, surtout en automne