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Cultural Consumption | October-December 2021 (and 2021 in Review)
Cultural Consumption is a quarterly roundup of (almost) everything I’ve been reading and watching.
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On Hiatus
Starting on Saturday, December 18, 2021, the site is going to be offline for a little while. I’m not sure how long, exactly. Most of the difficult work is already done, and now I’ve got to put the pieces in place. Which seems straightforward enough, but I’m prepared for chaos. So who knows. But the…
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Cultural Consumption | April-September 2021
Cultural Consumption is a roundup of (almost) everything I’ve been reading and watching from April to September 2021.
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Cultural Consumption | January-March 2021
Cultural Consumption is a quarterly roundup of (almost) everything I’ve been reading and watching.
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Cultural Consumption | October-December 2020
I finally started to get my attention span back in the last three months of 2020 – reading better books and watching more movies.
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2021: Intention(s)
I’ve had a hard time figuring out my goals for this year, let alone how to talk about them. I’ve been tempted to just write last year off entirely, to look at the admittedly ambitious targets I set a year ago, the things I still want to accomplish, and start fresh. Pretend that—as far as…
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Christmas Eve, 2020
The season looks different this year, and I know it’s going to be difficult for some of you. Whatever this time of year means to you, however it’s changed, I hope you’re able to find some joy—and a little bit of peace—in it.
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2020 in Hindsight
Rather than focus on everything that didn’t happen this year, I’m going to focus on what did: the things that brought me joy in 2020. The things I want to carry into 2021 and beyond. That one (1) goal I definitely achieved.
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Sketchbook #60
I’m going to keep this short. I’ve got a bigger end-of-year thing coming later in the month, and really… November wasn’t much different from any other month this year. I had some good writing days. I edited some photos. Not as many as I wanted, but more than I thought I might. It wasn’t ideal,…
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Sketchbook #59
I didn’t want to write this post. I wanted to be able to write about how I wrote every day—or at least most days—in October, and about how happy I am with the progress I’m making on Birthday Girl. I wanted to be able to write about settling into a good routine, at the very…
Reghan Skerry 