#sol20

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Somewhere in all of this chaos, I think there might be a book. I’m mulling over titles, which I understand is an odd place to start.

From the Land of Yoga Pants and Comfy Tops

Going the Distance, Socially and Otherwise

What Began When It All Ended; How I Started To Live When the World Came To a Halt.

In all seriousness, it is occurring to me that I need goals, structure and maybe a new project. Working remotely is keeping me busy. Last week was all about working as quickly as I could to support as many of my colleagues as possible. It was about learning many digital platforms and exploring resources. It was a hard and strangely beautiful week. But something is missing- students and colleagues and families of course. And something I haven’t yet put my finger on. I am craving a way to document and process this whole experience.  So this morning, I’m playing with ideas for a book.

 

 

9 thoughts on “#sol20

  1. Love this! My boyfriend has been trying to get me to write/illustrate a children’s book with him, and this seems like a better time than ever to put some time into doing that. Consider this one vote for “From the Land of Yoga Pants and Comfy Tops” 🙂

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  2. Yes, do it! Write, create, document. I think it may be more than important. This seems to be a defining moment and we will need many voices and observers to help us make sense when we reach the other side.

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  3. Yes, goals and projects are important right now, when work isn’t quite the priority/ using up as much time as before. I didn’t touch my planner for a week, and didn’t do much as a result. Now changing that mode with lists and plans. Moving forward! And I especially like the last title of your list, because I’m thinking things definitely won’t be the same after this…

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  4. ” I need goals, structure and maybe a new project. ” I feel the same way. Although I am a knitter, I am revisiting bookbinding, a craft I did a decade or so ago.

    This definitely needs recording. I heard an interview on NPR a few days ago about the importance of chronicling people’s everyday experiences. Here’s a link in case you are interested.

    https://www.npr.org/2020/03/21/819439633/welsh-archivists-documents-ordinary-people-in-extraordinary-times

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