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I don't know about you, but I'm having fun.
@aparrish tonight i took much joy in yr podcast chat with RZ from months back.
and cuz of that, i sought out this: https://www.poets.org/poetsorg/poem/stein-100-feather-likeness-justice-chair which is glorious, so again thanks.
but curious thing - audio of Mac Low & words do not align. fascinating shifts in phrasing...
alright, folks? it's good launching this familiar app again
is syncing working for Oulipo? was going to say a thing following on @aparrish's post https://mastodon.social/@aparrish/99322265687835931 but it's not showing up
today is mainly on trains. visiting a pal's, food with cousins, back for... climbing? or a cozy night in? (i think i could stab at oulipian opinion on what to do)
blank days from Christmas to NY, no work, now back from my folks. i'm into it.
and a happy xmas from Daisy https://oulipo.social/media/nwv2zX7zdtlvEHkhSt4
Happy Christmas, all you oulipians! Hoping this wintry span is doing you right.
half-working, half-snooping on job applicant talk. doing both badly.
or i might just load up windows and play this build of ▉▉▉▉▉▉▉▉ that i just now saw in our Now Play This call for submissions (!!!)
(mail backlog, admin, following up - should also do thinking around what to do post xmas)
my day to work on non-work work! what to do? (not, so far, got a good rhythm for actually working now)
hola, folks of oulipo. pardon this toot hawking my stuff! i'm gonna talk about wobbly animals i'm making with work - you can pay for additional animals (flamingo, a colour-changing lizard and a fish with a glowing lamp on top it's mouth) and also for a vs addition (think shiny NFC cards, and a dragon). link: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/sensibleobject/beasts-of-balance-new-edition-and-battles-expansio
hi again, oulipo pals! i'm back from a fortnight away. hoping all is good with you all?
In a talk about oulipo. Not .social, books.
a functioning link: http://bit.ly/2pmKXFQ (mastodon is mangling "&"s, i think)
a funny and charming short book on translating "鹿柴". so many ways to go wrong! but that history is also illuminating.
found http://www.jonvonkowallis.com/readers/CHIN5910/178-206-Eliot_Weinberger_&_Octavia_Paz-Nineteen_Ways_of_Looking_at_Wang_Wei.pdf and i think you folks will dig it
(at risk of stopping going at all if i didn't soon, i think)
