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Robot Mitski: I go clink in the night in my room

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RULES FOR DATING MY DAUGHTER:
my daughter cannot, through action or inaction, harm a human or allow a human to come to harm
a daughter at rest or in constant motion remains at rest or in constant motion unless acted upon by another force
daughters are never created or destroyed, only transformed
always treat every daughter as loaded, even if you know she isn't
you do not talk about my daughter
Welcome to my escape room. *places an affectionate cat on your lap*
1, 6, and 10 for the book asks!
Book you've reread most: As an adult I'm not a huge rereader. At this point probably Gaudy Night. See below.
Books you read this month: I had an unusually prolific month for me, primarily driven by mystery audiobooks. This month's mysteries: Gaudy Night, Clouds of Witness, the last two Sarah Caudwell books, and The Big Four (trash). Also romance novella A Thief in the Night. Lit fic: The Wax Child (awesome), Fifteen Dogs (very violent). And then I read The Creatures' Guide to Caring which is a nonfiction book in which eagle eyes can spot a certain "blogger."
Guilty fave: You know what? My favorite contemporary romance novel is an extremely obvious Veep fanfiction with the names changed called, I'm sorry, Love, Hate, and Clickbait.
book asks:
book you’ve reread the most times?
top 5 books of all time?
what is your favourite genre?
what sections of a bookstore do you browse?
where do you buy books?
what books have you read in the last month?
is there a series/book that got you into reading?
what is the first book you remember reading yourself?
when do you tend to read most?
do you have a guilty fav?
what non-fiction books do you like if any?
did you enjoy any compulsory high school readings?
do you have a goodreads?
do you ever mark/dog ear books you own?
recommend and review a book.
how many books have you read this year?
top 5 children’s books?
do you like historical books? which time period?
most disliked popular books?
what are things you look for in a book?

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i love my misandrist mother i asked her one time if she liked lord of the rings and she said “i’m tired of men going on adventures”
this sculpture is from 2011 by artist sara swink
cats have been bothering humans since at least 2011
detail from Annunciation by Jan van Eyck, c. 1434-1436 {full}

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oh well if your german waitress said it then
This note was written by a child who was listening in on a bunch of artists discussing art and life.
Milton Avery’s studio in the Upper West Side
Penguin Classics was so insane for this cover. Didn't know they had it in them

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fun fact about me: When I was 6 years old I sent so much hate mail to the president (the second Bush) that the mail carrier had to tell my mom I needed to stop before we got FBI’d
I was COMPLETELY unaware of the US political scene or why the adults in my life hated Bush, but I knew I hated him because he let people shoot wolves from helicopters and that’s mean and shitty
I also had a poor grasp on how stamps worked, so given that I wasn’t allowed to continually throw money away by putting stamps on my presidential hate mail, a lot of the times I just drew squares with little pictures inside on the corner.
Love, love, love reading more proof that everyone should encourage the children in their lives to write to elected officials--it teaches them about citizenship and can also be very funny.
When I taught second grade, one of the options for students who had finished their work was to write a letter to the president. I would send all of the letters in a big envelope at the end of every month.
Watching my students get more and more frustrated with him (and concerned about his wellbeing) was not the result I'd hoped for when I came up with the idea, but it was kind of hilarious.
See, Obama had a standard packet with information and activities about his dog he'd send in response to letters from very young citizens...and of course his office sent one back to our class every single time we sent mail.
So eventually all of the letters looked something like this:
Dear President Obama, I am writing about the environment. I am sad that the Great Barrier Reef is hurt. Also the Amazon Rainforest. Can you help? PLEASE DON'T WRITE BACK TO TELL ME ABOUT YOUR DOG AGAIN. WE ALREADY KNOW ALL ABOUT BO. WE COMPLETED THE MAZE AND COLORED HIM IN. It is good that you love your pet a lot. But try to remember the environment. It is also important.
Boo Saville
Aoede, 2015 Oil on Canvas 110cm x 130cm