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1st order of business this summer was to finish @jconnollybooks’s The Land of Lost Things. Finished it an hour ago, finished crying about 30 minutes ago, and now I’ll just be here praying for an HBO series. TBoLT is still my fave of all time, but LoLT is a close second 💜😭💜
Okay so bc sick, and crazy semester, and sick again, and Winter Intersession, and new course prep…just now getting to this. Bro I just met Olivier and I am already losing it.
Ahhh, just like the first time, I’m reading it in between fever naps 😁. So excited for the sequel to my favorite book! @jconnollybooks - I’m ready to enter the Land of Lost Things!
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With my mother. Daddy’s funeral.
He wasn’t assassinated because he wanted his children to be judged “by the content of their character.”
But for dismantling racism, poverty & militarism.
He wanted corrective measures to eradicate racism, not the delusion that it doesn’t exist.
Some of the goodness guiding today’s session, where we’ll do some storytelling with classic folktales, thinking about current and futuristic remixes of Anansi and nem, and considering how folklore operates now and not just in the past: