October 2017

This month’s list of neat things is pretty light (and a little late). I decided it would be fun to go back to school while I’m working full time. I was wrong. It’s not fun. Being smart is, though.

Halloween

For the second year in a row, I really wanted to be Squirrel Girl but could not justify spending money on an elaborate squirrel tail. So, I was Mockingbird. One day Marvel will make a movie about a super hero that I like and people will be able to tell who I am.

That day is in 2019 when Captain Marvel comes out. I have this sweet shirt to hold me over until then.

Image of me in a blonde wig and shirt that says "ASK ME ABOUT MY FEMINIST AGENDA". I'm trying to pose like the Mockingbird cover. Instead of being on a beach, I'm in front of my tropical fish shower curtain. Close, right?Cover for Mockingbird 8, the cover that broke men on Twitter. Mockingbird stands on a beach, shielding her face from the sun. She's wearing a shirt that says "ASK ME ABOUT MY FEMINIST AGENDA"

I also made the prettiest jello shots I’ve ever seen.
Blue jello shot (with a bottom purple layer that's not visible at this angle) covered in pink sugar crystals.
Recipe can be found here.

Apple Picking

Apples hanging on the tree!
I ate basically all of these apples. It was great.

Media

Stardew Valley
Windows lost my cute screenshots, so you’re going to have to trust me that it’s a very nice game.

Oyster-tecture (Episode 282) by 99% Invisible
Climate change! Animal architects! Overfishing! I usually hate listening to podcasts about things that I already know, because I can tell when people did the bare minimum research and are just telling a story instead of understanding it. 99% Invisible doesn’t do that. I spent three years educating the public on the topics covered in this episode and they did a great job with it. (Friendly reminder that their podcast collective, Radiotopia, is in the middle of their fall campaign.)

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