Equinox with a side of depression
Sep. 22nd, 2018 07:18 amYesterday I did a bunch more reading about type theory, with several
retracing previous topics by new authors, which helped. It still takes a
lot out of me mentally, and I had to cancel a lunch date with S & C, which
sucked. But I was able to write more coherently about what we want to do,
so, net win?
P had the car on campus to attend a talk on communication skills across all
CMU departments, so he drove us home. Earlier, he was interviewed by a
student studying urban community gardens, which is pretty cool.
After work was standard beverage/ceramics forums/dinner/crossword. We found
the lower left corner unusually difficult with two false starts, but the
rest of the puzzle was straightforward and we still came in about average
time.
I spent the rest of the evening doodling border patterns and listening to
Time’s Convert, the new book in the Discovery of Witches universe. It’s
either slightly more ham-handed than the previous books, or I’ve grown as a
reader, not sure. Still entertaining though. Mild tw for child abuse and
war injuries but she tends not to dig too hard into the visceral stuff.
retracing previous topics by new authors, which helped. It still takes a
lot out of me mentally, and I had to cancel a lunch date with S & C, which
sucked. But I was able to write more coherently about what we want to do,
so, net win?
P had the car on campus to attend a talk on communication skills across all
CMU departments, so he drove us home. Earlier, he was interviewed by a
student studying urban community gardens, which is pretty cool.
After work was standard beverage/ceramics forums/dinner/crossword. We found
the lower left corner unusually difficult with two false starts, but the
rest of the puzzle was straightforward and we still came in about average
time.
I spent the rest of the evening doodling border patterns and listening to
Time’s Convert, the new book in the Discovery of Witches universe. It’s
either slightly more ham-handed than the previous books, or I’ve grown as a
reader, not sure. Still entertaining though. Mild tw for child abuse and
war injuries but she tends not to dig too hard into the visceral stuff.