Little Earthquakes is over 32 years old. so i’ll just turn to dust as i fall asleep crying now.
Think literature can’t change society? With catchy stories and a lucrative royalty stream, Rose Wilder Lane helped reshape American politics, from her young readers to the Koch brothers.
— Read on www.politico.com/magazine/story/2016/09/little-house-on-the-prairie-conservatism-214237/
such an interesting read. h/t Dubious Quality
2022 out, 2023 in
Wow, it has been a minute since I posted real words here.
As is my wont, I make some vague not-resolution to post more but then just end up spending however many hours trying to align a widget and futz the css inside an iframe. So, the idea that I woke up in 2023 as somehow new and improved is already out the window – but yeah, that was never really on the table I guess.
2022 was for me/us a lot. As I think it was for a lot of people. But for us, there was a lot of uncertainty around our living situation, and a lot of moving, and a lot of driving, and a lot of spending money on houses we didn’t actually buy. But fortunately, right near the end, there was a lot of spending money on a house we did buy!
Now that we are more settled, I do have some goals or intentions or what-the-heck-ever. Run more, drink more water, drink less other stuff, the uszh. Maybe I’ll write about them more soon, or maybe I’ll forget all about this blog and my vague not-resolution to actually say things here the second I go back to work and don’t have 10+ days of freedom to translate into one puny post.
Last miles of 2022
Finished out my last 2022 miles listening to Carilyn Johnson on Ultra Running’s Youtube. She’s such an inspiration.
office update
I used the day off to reset my office layout for the new year!