This is a new logo I designed for the Sanborn Perris Map Company. What do you think? Just kidding. Can you imagine? Holy cow! No, this actually came from Bibliodyssey, which never fails to prove that the internet can actually be good for something.
I have been doing quite a lot of work, though, including some logo design. I guess that at least partially explains the infrequency of my bloggage lately. That, a busy social life, and a dangerous obsession with the TV show Damages, the first three seasons of which are all available online (thanks, Johanna). Plus, Alison doesn't generally take many pictures in the winter, so the necessity of my stringing together some ostensibly entertaining words as a way of sharing her work is greatly lessened.
Those are my excuses, anyway. Now, what's wrong with the rest of y'all? The blogosphere as we know it has all but dried up in the past few months! Is it Facebook? It's Facebook, isn't it? Facebook!
OK, well, as a gesture of goodwill toward those who prefer their correspondence in 420-or-fewer-character-sized packages, I'll keep this short and disjointed. Here's a little song I've been saving to share with you. Go ahead and like it, if you wish.
2 comments:
No, it's not facebook...no time, NOT TIME! May 20th I plan to: see my kids again, see my friends again, leave my house (besides in my car to go to school), blog, take pictures of something other than my classroom, read something other than a textbook, not write any more reflections on my personal pedagogy!!! Did you notice "blog" in there?1
Ha ha. OK, OK! I was actually well aware of your very valid excuses, Dane. It's more of a general pattern that's making me wonder what the heck's going on here.
Your personal pedagogy met my patriarchal hegemony at a social sciences mixer and they exploded, killing dozens of tenured professors.
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