sat staring at where the melodyne window *had* been and letting what I'd just done sink in for a good thirty seconds before closing and hitting "don't save"

some part of me is still the aspiring journalism student i used to be but i also find myself wishing the movie was more politically coherent. it's still a phenomenally well-made movie

i only got through book 1 because my dad was/is an evangelical christian who didn't want that witchcraft in his house.

i should thank him

the movie has become my favorite unintended form of catharsis considering [current year]

hugo pls 😭

civil war?

I'm afraid it is because normies aren't plugged in on why jkr has gone off the deepend, or they'll just say "the author's dead" as an excuse

i got into photography through my aborted journalism education so a lot of my favorites come from that arena
1. lee miller
2. tseng kwong chi
3. dorothea lange
4. nina riggio (just found out about her while trying to remember another name)

every time i see a piece of climate news i think "oh i read about that in that fictional book. where everything went bad."