I would request that someone write a piece examining the literary line that directly connects Charles Dickens and Terry Pratchett. Oh, wait. Terry Pratchett laid it all out in Dodger. Well, there’s at least a couple of papers in that.
100 Years Of Immigrants In America, In Two Graphs
Immigrants make up roughly the same share of the U.S. population today as they did a century ago.
But changes in the global economy, and in U.S. immigration law, have dramatically shifted where U.S. immigrants are coming from.
Track all immigration related issues coming through our government using Scout.
(via npr)
Screw you, Smash. Slings and Arrows did it first (and better).
All 3 seasons are on Netflix, and if you’ve never watched it, HURRY. Each season revolved around the same Shakespeare repertory company putting up a show (S1: Hamlet, S2: Macbeth, S3: King Lear). It’s funny even if you aren’t a theater person, but it’s doubly funny if you are. And triply funny if you’re just starting out as a lowly PA for a summer Shakespeare company when you discover it, like I was.
If this happens, I will be so freaking happy.
Fingers crossed. I’ve missed them.
Dancing in the Rain (Taken with instagram)
Tomi at lunch (Taken with Instagram at Chick-fil-A)
Ruby playing with my hair (Taken with instagram)
The girls (Taken with instagram)
Pansies (Taken with instagram)
Man v Algae week 2 (Taken with instagram)
Sunday chores (Taken with instagram)
