Welcome to the results of round one of my summer project, The Great Journal Experiment! Round one (of six) started June 1 and ends today, June 15. I went into this project a bit uncertain of how it was going to operate, and I noticed several things immediately. Lessons Learned June 1 — I am…
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Everyone Needs Company
Musicals are kind of my thing. Not only do they combine acting and singing (two of my favorite things), they’re also big and loud and full of drama and/or fun! As with books, every so often there is a musical that comes along at just the right time in a person’s life — if I…
Writing a Play: or, Committing Ritual Suicide
Okay, so that’s a little harsh. But the point behind the hyperbole holds true. If you’re going to write a play, or any kind of story, be prepared to bleed (metaphorically speaking). It’s like pregnancy and childbirth: initial excitement, then lots of sitting around waiting for something to happen, then lots of agony, and at…
The Great Journal Experiment (Part I)
As I mentioned a few posts ago, my summer project (inspired by embodiment) is going to be a visual journal. This will involve my terrible drawing skills, colored paper, colored pencils, glue, and whatever else I can get to stick to the pages. The project is set to begin June 1, and my final blog…
Feminism: A (Short) History
It’s a question people have been trying to answer since the beginning: What is a feminist? The answer, my friends, is very simple: It depends on your definition of “feminism.” Yea, I know, not really that helpful. But that’s actually about as simple as it can get. Join me today as I kick off a…