happy life equation + interesting links
1 sleep until Allie gets back
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starting new job July 5th
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buying new bike tomorrow
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Iceland postcard from Allie in French
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cat napping with her head against my leg
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yay!
Now some actual interesting links:
- Accepting Kyriarchy, Not Apologies. On why the term "kyriarchy" is more useful than "patriarchy" to understand patterns of dominance and oppression in our society.
- Rachel Maddow's BRILLIANT fake presidential address. I wish so, so much that Obama had said these things. "If you can't handle the risk, you will no longer take your chance with our fate to reap your rewards."
- Here's another fine mess by Roger Ebert, on the BP oil spill. I don't 100% agree on the idea that we need to go back to an earlier age - I think that usually grossly glamorizes what life was like then - but we do need to learn to use less. In a lot of ways, it's a lot like privilege - we can't expect to keep all our advantages, to be coddled, and we should get over that.
- A post on Hey Baby Hey, an online video game which, essentially, mimics what street harassment can feel like.
+
starting new job July 5th
+
buying new bike tomorrow
+
Iceland postcard from Allie in French
+
cat napping with her head against my leg
=
yay!
Now some actual interesting links:
- Accepting Kyriarchy, Not Apologies. On why the term "kyriarchy" is more useful than "patriarchy" to understand patterns of dominance and oppression in our society.
- Rachel Maddow's BRILLIANT fake presidential address. I wish so, so much that Obama had said these things. "If you can't handle the risk, you will no longer take your chance with our fate to reap your rewards."
- Here's another fine mess by Roger Ebert, on the BP oil spill. I don't 100% agree on the idea that we need to go back to an earlier age - I think that usually grossly glamorizes what life was like then - but we do need to learn to use less. In a lot of ways, it's a lot like privilege - we can't expect to keep all our advantages, to be coddled, and we should get over that.
- A post on Hey Baby Hey, an online video game which, essentially, mimics what street harassment can feel like.