EarBliss, 11sep2021
I WANT TO SING MY HEART OUT IN PRAISE OF LIFE, by Adi Meyerson.
I WANT TO SING MY HEART OUT IN PRAISE OF LIFE, by Adi Meyerson.
A favorite by Gil Kane: grabbed me when I found it in a comic shop years ago, still grabs me every time I walk past the Sanctum spinner rack.
... of the Music History 2 lecture hall that Tuesday morning said, Due to today's terrorist attacks, all classes are cancelled.
We thought it was somebody's idea of a sick joke.
It wasn't.
Kirby prepares for Fall.
ANTIPHONALS, by Sarah Davachi.
Slowly but surely winding my way to the smaller assignments from the broadness of an idea; a question that I always ask of myself: have I found the smallest angle, the smallest sliver? It's only through that self-interrogation that I find my way to something bigger, something that I didn't know I was looking for – and that's the key, really: to be able to surprise yourself.
Speaking of surprise / slight panic: a weird Obsidian tic this morning: it refused to leap into text editing mode after plugging into monitor / bluetooth keyboard / wireless mouse. Restart + opening a new Zettlekasten note and typing in it seems to fix.
A whining Kirby, the lament of the growing puppy who just ate first breakfast / first nom-noms three hours ago, signals that (second)breakfasttime is nigh. The day awaits.
Status.
I was skeptical when I ordered it, but the Apple Pencil is a brilliant tool (used in Ferrite) for podcast editing.
Oh yes.