My teaching feminism in schools series (well, actually this post) has been included in the newest Carnival of Feminists hosted by the wonderful frau sally benz over at Jump off the Bridge. There are some really great posts in this one, and frau sally has broken them up into easy-to-navigate categories for your reading pleasure. Check it out!
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English nerd alert: William Shakespeare as a Wii character. Boxing.
Ahh! How do you get more?! I don’t even know how I got this one. Well, I know how I got it; I just don’t know how they found me!My very first review copy of a book. This is more exciting than it probably should be. But it makes me feel legit!!
Haha! I just got my copy too. And, yeah, getting my first copy of a book to review was pretty cool. I think I do it so often now, I almost want people to stop writing for a while so I can catch up on other books!
My very first review copy of a book. This is more exciting than it probably should be. But it makes me feel legit!!
This. Exactly this.Hyperbole and a Half: PROCRASTINATOR!!!! (Updated, Like, a Million Times Probably)
Yep.
leftovers: "just a suggestion".
…Couldn’t have said it better myself. Those sweeping generalizations are so irritating!—
Twitter / Sarah Silverman: JUST A SUGGESTION: BOYCOTT …
Way to generalize, lady. I’m going to be getting married probably before it’s legal for everyone so I can stay in the same country as my fiance. The reasons people want to be able to get married, all those legal…
I had forgotten how wonderful the smell of a spring storm is, how refreshing it is to hear rain pelting against your roof, how calming to just listen.
When I used to live out in more rural areas, there were storms the likes of which I had never seen. Sitting in my classroom, all the windows and doors open, letting the breeze come through, all of a sudden the sky would turn green and a gust of wind would slam the door shut and before you knew it, we’d be sitting in the hallway with the students, waiting for it to pass.
I loved those storms. They seemed reassuring to me, for some reason. Maybe that was more a testament to my state of mind at the time than the hope of spring bringing on the warmth of summer. I don’t know, but when I think back on those times, I do miss the rain.
Have you ever played Apples to Apples? If not, you should! It really is amazing.
Not sure about this “Feminists” card, though. Caption reads: “Political and social activists who support selected women’s causes.” Is this typical Apples to Apples sarcasm (some cards are overtly sarcastic) or feminist theory a la bell hooks?
Ever see this in a grocery store, do yourself a favor and buy it. SO GOOD. I got the spicy kind :)
YES! I love Falafil! I used to have the BEST falafil at the Coffee House in Normal, IL. I miss it so.
