Thanks, 2009
Thursday, December 31st, 2009Reviewing 2009: family, housework, research, and travel.
Reviewing 2009: family, housework, research, and travel.
For my American Antiquarian Society fellowship proposal: things American writers “made easy” in books before 1876.
Time for revisions to the look and feel of this weblog.
Ran ten miles, longest since my half, on the winter solstice.
Our 2009 Christmas photo, and some outtakes too.
A runners’ guide to denizens of the indoor track.
Ian Bogost and Nick Montfort on what “platform studies” is not–and is. We need to balance thinking about hardware, and we need to learn some code. But that doesn’t mean getting away from software, culture, or the traditional concerns of the humanities.
Madelyn walked two days before her first birthday. As with everything, Amelia has taken a more laid-back approach than her sister. She’s been capable of standing and walking for a few weeks now, but seems to prefer crawling. Here is Amelia taking a few steps right after we took our Christmas picture. (The tripod helped [...]
My plans for sabbatical, AY2010-11: my proposal, links to grant applications, family travel, and more.
We attend a tea party with Madelyn.