since starting a treatment for raynauds i have less frequent, more foggy migraines like this, instead of intense pain and sensitivity. It's like a horrible ghost of a migraine—feel like I should be able to function but can't think past it.

Mid-90s, wearing my us granola liberal arts college uniform of docs and overalls while spending a semester in Cork... I mean, "dungaree-calling" is preferable to cat-calling, yeah? Shaming, but not dehumanizing!

To be sure, mostly sweet.

Heh. Through weird lengths (as you saw) managed to talk myself down.
But knowing I *could* rely on you to be pettily intemperate for me if really needed...❤️

Emily Tesh's The Incandescent is set in a magical boarding school but ends contemplating the establishment of public school magic education, may have some interesting resonance with this line of thought. (And builds some sense of magic grad school/market for magic edu credentials, too.)

I am in fact pretty ignorant of A LOT of the field of human interest that is sports, but I subscribe to Defector despite that. (Some Gawker universe DNA there, of course!)

Maybe somewhere in that first Brooklyn Bridge photo!

(Also, most recent town plan goes on about preserving the town "character" especially through its "architectural character" and, please, let me tell you what this sprawling still half-rural suburb of Albany has Not Got.)

Davidson's companion to food is on a bookshelf right behind me when we're eating dinner and I am either instilling an enthusiasm for whimsical research or slowly stifling the impulse to wonder out loud about things for the kid.

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