Look, the CJR found a whole 20 women in journalism! (One of whom is actually a woman in women-in-journalism journalism! How meta.)
Who am I kidding, I'm just mad I wasn't on the list.
Lo, this blog is revived. No promises of any future content, as I am wicked busy with non-women-in-journalism journalism, but this blog once played a role in my life much like that of a dialysis machine to a kidney-failure patient, and I rather miss it. The unvented spleen just piles up around here.
Also I am thinking of moving it to Tumblr, which I imagine will let me byline everything "Samuel Johnson" in peace, and also reap me a bountiful harvest of peevish social-justice wank. (Le sigh.) Tell me your thoughts, O readers, if there are still any of you out there.
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I love you & WomenDo, always and forever, Samuel Johnson/Harris. I will follow you to the promised land of Tumblr if you promise me the sweet manna of more WomenDo posts.
ReplyDelete(a) so much gland-ness
ReplyDelete(b) at least CJR didn't damn anyone with an "honorable mention"
(c) as much as it pains me, tumblr might be the most obvious choice
(d) welcome back!
Freaky, I haven't checked your blog for months and the day I do is the day you post again?
ReplyDeleteMove to tumblr. Comments are harder to make and follow (although with some themes I think it's possible to enable disqus), but your content is perfectly suited for it.
I wasn't picked either
ReplyDeleteSo glad to see you posting again!
ReplyDeleteI would <3 and/or reblog the heck out of your posts if you moved to Tumblr!!!
ReplyDeleteCheers to you all. It's been a long time. I hope I remember where I left the knife sharpener.
ReplyDeleteI started fencing again recently, as well, without much hope that I'd still be able to wield a foil after a good 15-year hiatus. Turns out you never entirely forget how to bang out a nice tight parry four and follow it up with a poke in the solar plexus.