Daughter just came home to tell me the teachers at school tried to confiscate her vape but they couldn't because it's actually a kazoo.

"I made a kazoo noise at them and I could see them dying on the inside so I made a sad kazoo noise instead. I don't think it helped."

The grin on her face.

Partner decided to walk to the grocery store because the few items we needed easily fit into a backpack.

Now we have milk, rye flour, yeast, and a new cat.

No fleas, no ringworm, not starving. It appears someone dumped the little one at the local park over the last day or two.

#caturday

I'll be at the Art History Association conference at the University of Cambridge. I'll be presenting in the session "The History of Museum Access" (of course) but I'm excited for these too:

Beyond Barbie: Queer, Crip, Feminist and Anti-Racist Approaches to Pink
Errors, Glitches, Blurs: The Art of Failure
The Proclivities of Pleasure in Early Modern Art
Trans (In)visibility in Medieval and Early Modern Visual Cultures
Word Acts: Text in Visual Art at the Intersection of Histories and Geographies