I appreciate all the good work you do.

Thanks for sharing this link. But.. if you happen to live on 30th street between Randolph and J, the info for the lots is all wrong. Lots of houses missing and addresses nowhere to be found when you key them in the search function. I wonder if other streets are experiencing the same.

Also, how is writing going?

Agreed!

Yay! And well...I still have a soft spot for him. Don't hate me for it :)

Also, in their final WGS capstone project, one of my students "entered into conversation" with you and your law piece on the "Reasonable (Wo)man." They did it on immigrant woman who used habeus corpus to challenge their confinement to psychiatric institutions at the turn-of-the-twentieth century.

Love the riff off Linda Gordon's title. Also, it was lovely seeing you at the AAHM. I'm glad I started going again last year. 20+ years avoidance was I think...just enough.

The link worked. Thank you, Lauren! I'll be sure to add you to my powerpoint, since I was already lamenting in class about its disappearance. It's been really fun cluing them into our small world. They are now already recognizing scholarship done by those from the "Madison School."

memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampa...

But....it seems since last spring, it has mysteriously disappeared. Any thoughts? Heard of this? Do you have a copy to share?

This is all coming back to me (the good and the bad). It's been a while since we've watched the series all the way through. Guess we'll get to it all eventually. Strangely better than the reality around us these days.

Not sure what you mean by pines weasels or the return. Mostly I'm just working my way to Agent Cooper's dream sequences and nighttime visitations. I loved the giant. And the little person. And the zigzag floor. And the red curtains.

heading into the series

watched it last night

and what we dreamed about the night before

some of my fondest memories are of you and me opening The Table up -- and talking about the latest Twin Peaks episode