We got lost in the museum and Jake was very sick but in heavy denial of it (he came around eventually lol), so we paused here and watched the rain for a minute and it was a good spot to sit and think about all the complex feelings: what does and doesn't … https://t.co/S6US1NmqFd
After working on a... not super nice post about the ethics (or lack thereof) of Anthropologie's parent company, URBN, and their appropriation of culture and art, I can still appreciate their genius branding. From the window display to the carry bags, I m… https://t.co/WExaxekRz1
The smokey island in Crater Lake is about what people seem to think about Anthropology - a vague shape in the distance worth a pretty picture but otherwise non-essential. I think we have to work harder to change that. _________________________________ #a… https://t.co/BLZgkE0DC5
I hope the world stops burning and we can get a hold on climate change, but nothing will beat our move from Seattle to the Coachella Valley in 2017 and how every single place, including Alberta (smoking out WA), the Colombia River Valley, Crater Lake, Yo… https://t.co/lWht67sjoH
There's something about a good ol' crossroads. It's one of those aesthetics that's been around for thousands of years, a perfect illustration of choice and consequence that humans have warned each other about for centuries – watch out, there might be an … https://t.co/7uu4jr7KcF
I never expected to find beauty in the desert. I always thought it was like antimatter, but it definitely captured me when we lived in the Mojave area. So much more of the stories I'd learned from friends from the desert made sense once I experienced it.… https://t.co/7RY5pDDv9l
So much of anthropology involves travel that sometimes I think we forget to look at the travel bits as part of the discipline, equally subjected to analysis and understanding. 🤔🤓☕ _________________________________ #anthropology#everydayanth#travel … https://t.co/My111EbY2U