64/100 Days of Productivity
Over 2k words in this chapter today. I call that a win.
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64/100 Days of Productivity
Over 2k words in this chapter today. I call that a win.

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In the case of waiting to hear if you got the job, does the old adageĀ āno news is good newsā apply?
February Teaching Style,
Featuring such looks as:
that one day I wore my shirt inside out by accident, and
the first time I wore flats this semester
January Teaching Style (or, the post no one asked for)
69/100 Days of ProductivityĀ
Last class ever.Ā

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63/100 Days of Productivity
Worked a bit on my dissertation but hit a roadblock because I needed to reread Esperanza Rising before I could move forward. So I hunkered down and reread it this afternoon. Ā
34-35/100 Days of ProductivityĀ
Donāt let my 8pm bowl of oatmeal with honey and cinnamon fool you, graduate school isnāt always this glamorous. Ā
(Currently on day 3 of serious article revisions. Ā Oatmeal for strength.)Ā
54/100 Days of Productivity
Iāve had plenty of productive days since my last post like 2 weeks ago; but I havenāt felt like posting. Iāve been working hard and then was on Spring Break and then Spring Break ended in literal catastrophe (a tornado hit my parents house, knocking down a tree onto their roof. We are all safe and the damage isnāt as bad as it couldāve been. But still sucked).Ā
I have a lot going on in the next month and a half--among that: submitting article revisions, defending my dissertation proposal, finishing up my coursework, teaching, submitting a job application, reviewing an archival project, giving a keynote for a grad conference. You know, the usual. Iāll try to be more consistent with posting here; but some days it just feels almost too much to take an artsy photo of my workspace and write a post. For instance, today I read a novel for class, worked on lesson plans, ran 2 miles, downloaded some articles. But none of that felt easy--and none of it made me want to pause and write a post (though that is what Iām doing now). Iāll figure out a groove eventually, I hope.