May your soup jumou be spicy and flavorful and taste like FREEDOM!

Yesterday, this contortionist figured out how to pick at her surgical sutures. We put her in a surgical suit which she mysteriously shed overnight, so this morning it’s a double cone, which seems to be running enough interference to keep her from picking at her scars.

The most important thjng I did today was hang out with this cutie who has had a good week at home and is healing well and on her way from feral to cuddle gal.

In the next few days, there will just be more cat/kitten content on this account. (See cuddle puddle below).

Lawnfare? This won’t stop protesters calling out for justice in Palestine.

So much to choose from at AAACASCA2023. Tomorrow 4:15 pm in TMCC 803A: Canada and the local and global struggle for Black Life w/ Robyn Maynard, Yousra Khogali and Natasha Henry-Dixon speaning on Black Toronto, and Jemima Pierre, Tamanisha John and Kevin Edmonds on Canadian Imperialism.

When you show up for your panel on arts and activism and this is the note you find in the room and you improvise and the audience is generous and patient and gathers round your laptops.

FB served me this ad yesterday and it felt uncannily on point.

Learning these lessons of finding moments of ease from the feline expert in our household.

Ann Arbor visit complete.

Gray cat cleans his paws, hiding his face while in a human’s lap.

Summer reading.

I really love this lake and feel a deep gratitude to it.