Reading Wednesday

[sabotabby]

Still reading: Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge and the Teachings of Plants by Robin Wall Kimmerer. It's not even that long a book. I just finding myself rolling over each word, each turn of phrase, wanting to savour it. This is seriously one of the best non-fiction books I've read in my life.

I have a big stack of to-read books. Mainly physical books for the first time in awhile.

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[radiantfracture]

I mean I'd be so into that. Also I have great colleagues who would be into that.

This is probably too short notice, but if you got the second half read by next Friday (June 11), you could come to our Zoom chat about it. I already asked.

If that seems horrifying we could do another time.

[sabotabby]

Well, I just placed a hold, so it's unlikely that I'll get it read in time. Unless you're talking about Braiding Sweetgrass, not Indigenous Storywork. I'm finished Braiding Sweetgrass.

But in general I'd be so into that and beyond grateful. I want this course to be amazing.

[radiantfracture]

No, I was getting way ahead of myself about Indigenous Storywork. But after two weeks of talking about it to smart people, I'll have a lot more to offer you anyway.

[sabotabby]

Awesome, and much appreciated.