The connection with the exercises did not occur to me before you mention it (or for a few seconds after you mentioned it, actually).

Is there a story behind your choice to go by Cagle? I've been wondering that for some time now.

Sounds like such an exciting time! And I'm really looking forward to seeing the result.

Nice! I used to make that book a pretty big part of my Composition II class at the University of Central Florida.

The alt text adds so much to that image.

Do you know how they found out about it? Is the book something you mentioned in class or assigned a reading from?

This is why you should never get a chow chow. They can hide the evidence too easily.

I actually find the distinction useful.

Twitter was a good site. X isn't.

It's also interesting given that FYC classes, taught well, guide students in the kinds of thinking and writing they'll need to succeed in their future courses--including literature.

They're a critical part of a university education. If you teach them, so are you.

It is.

The shadow knows.

Yes, absolutely!

No, it's not too much. It's exactly right. It's what should be.

And I think I am indeed about as well as possible. I appreciate that.

That does not surprise me in the least.