you've really made the grade
Feb. 19th, 2010 10:49 amIn case you missed it, one of my favorite and most admired performers has not only been participating in a blatantly exploitative, ableist album/project, but she's also retreated into rationalization and non-apologies instead of dealing with peoples' criticisms (with a healthy side of passive aggression). I . . . really don't have the energy to say anything useful, particularly after inadvisably wading into the comments on her latest blog post with both fists.
linkspam naturally has a round-up (including Amanda's blog posts, and good non-LJ/DW responses) here and here.
( Quick paragraph of self-indulgent fangirl grief. )
Ugh. Anyway, on a brighter note, my landlady called me pretty early this morning, in response to the lengthy email I sent her about honeybees and the complicated process of removing them. She's calling in a beekeeper and everything, and has actually made an appointment for assessment (for next week). We haven't discussed what's going to happen about the construction that'll be necessary, but the actual removal can't take place until probably April-ish, so there's time.
Also, LEVERAGE IS AMAZING. My heart, you guys.
So, any exciting weekend plans? I have to make this an art-working weekend, for the most part. (At least I finally know what I'm doing for
trekreversebang? /o\) That (informal) portfolio review is coming up soon, meeeep.
( Quick paragraph of self-indulgent fangirl grief. )
Ugh. Anyway, on a brighter note, my landlady called me pretty early this morning, in response to the lengthy email I sent her about honeybees and the complicated process of removing them. She's calling in a beekeeper and everything, and has actually made an appointment for assessment (for next week). We haven't discussed what's going to happen about the construction that'll be necessary, but the actual removal can't take place until probably April-ish, so there's time.
Also, LEVERAGE IS AMAZING. My heart, you guys.
So, any exciting weekend plans? I have to make this an art-working weekend, for the most part. (At least I finally know what I'm doing for