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Relieved selfie of someone who just turned in her Relieved selfie of someone who just turned in her PhD candidacy exams.
Happy to at last have a little free library freshl Happy to at last have a little free library freshly installed out in front of our house - I have wanted one for years! 💕📚💕📚💕📚💕 📚💕📚💕📚💕📚💕📚Many thanks to our friends John and Joanne who won it it a fundraiser auction and gave it to us for our pedestrian-filled street to enjoy. #littlefreelibrary #littlefreelibraries #sharethebooklove
Been waiting for this day for a long, long time. Been waiting for this day for a long, long time.
First draft - I sewed myself this top today from a First draft - I sewed myself this top today from a $2 thrift store piece of fabric to try out the #allwellboxtop pattern - I’ve never made myself a shirt before but everyone was right that the pattern was well written, and now that I’ve figured out a few tweaks I want to try some more! Figuring out how to finish the neckline was the hardest part.
PhD coursework: complete! Now (after a deep breath PhD coursework: complete! Now (after a deep breath), on to comps/candidacy exams. This photo, best I could do, represents under half my reading list, because covid changes have me simultaneously relying on, grateful for, and critically examining the interface of many, many digital texts. The rest live in Zotero, and my tablet. Reading in many forms.
That feeling when a book for comps you REALLY want That feeling when a book for comps you REALLY wanted to read in hard copy comes out in paperback just in time... #pagingDrSorgeWay
Building Arduino haptic poems again, as part of my Building Arduino haptic poems again, as part of my summer class. #digitalhumanities #criticalmaking
Black lives matter. Listen to people whose experie Black lives matter. Listen to people whose experiences are different and believe them. Read books that challenge your comfortable status quo, and take the time to think about them. And vote, and help others to do so as well. I commit to these actions, as small and inadequate as they feel right now.
Makers unite! My 1970s handmedown sewing machine a Makers unite! My 1970s handmedown sewing machine and I figuring out how to do our part to fight COVID, making lots and lots of buttonholes in the elastic straps for our local 3D printed PPE effort. Glad to be one small part of this big process. More to come!
Some welcome news in challenging times. Thanks to Some welcome news in challenging times. Thanks to all of the reviewers giving their time (the most precious commodity) to the essay competition process.
Registered for comps today. Milestone noted. #pagi Registered for comps today. Milestone noted. #pagingDrSorgeWay
Splicing together my first podcast - a quick overv Splicing together my first podcast - a quick overview of some digital humanities methods and methodologies — some cameos from my family thanks to #covid_19, we are all doing our best to get through this with a smile.
Porch swing and coffee social distancing this morn Porch swing and coffee social distancing this morning to the tune of raindrops and spring #hello40
The past two months’ pre-sleep reading has been The past two months’ pre-sleep reading has been my third, maybe fourth time in life reading Little Women, and I finished today - I was genuinely delighted to confirm how much of Greta Gerwig’s screenplay was created from passages in the book dialogue, and to finally have a chance to enjoy this annotated copy given to me by @rebekah_tilley for my birthday 2 years ago.
Inspiring session on 3D printing and typography fr Inspiring session on 3D printing and typography from @taekyeom today at @construct3dconf in Houston
First presentation for grad classes this semester First presentation for grad classes this semester is beginning to take shape! It’s on some 300-year-old women’s magazines, which to be honest is all new material for me. I’m learning a lot! #pagingDrSorgeWay #18cperiodicals
Pretty excited to open the first door tomorrow: He Pretty excited to open the first door tomorrow: Henry found me a fountain pen ink advent calendar from Diamine, my favorite ink company.
Really enjoying #mmlaChicago - my colleagues Josh Really enjoying #mmlaChicago - my colleagues Josh Shockley and Hannah Allford and I presented research on The Uncanny 19th Century today - with some fun night sightseeing after. Great conference!
Best mail day! Very excited about this ARC of A Ma Best mail day! Very excited about this ARC of A Map is Only One Story, edited by @nicolesjchung and @mensah.demary from Catapult.
First meeting of our new course design fellowship First meeting of our new course design fellowship group today! 3D modeling with 19th/early 20th century texts incoming... #digitalhumanities #coursedesign #3dprinting
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