The blog and content barn for Bibliotecha, a graduate student in Rhetoric and Composition.
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Which would make the best gift for a friend this holiday?

Something philathropic "in your name"? (See Unger Report for more)
100% (1 vote)
Something experiential like food or massage
0% (0 votes)
Homemade item of any sort
0% (0 votes)
Gift card
0% (0 votes)
Something else
0% (0 votes)
Total votes: 1
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Much goofing- Wednesday check in.

Much goofing around since Monday. I am making progress on Dusenbery, and could make more if I wasn't seized by the holiday bug. Haven't touched the gigantic stack of grading I planned to get done.

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Monday Check in and Cell phones in class

After taking some time off to fudge and slur my way through a few conferences, my IRB app, and the first draft of my first chapter, I am back to the blogging and the facebooking.

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Blogging as Procrastination

Agh.

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9/11

I am not going to write about Britney Spears' VMA performance, but I am going to take a sec from talking about my first chapter brainstorming to do a little memory exercise about 9/11.

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Which would you pick?

A small, delicious, fatty dessert
100% (1 vote)
A medium-sized, not super-calorie dense but not exactly "free" savory dishe
0% (0 votes)
A large portion of okay-tasting health food of any sort
0% (0 votes)
Total votes: 1
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Genre Heuristic

I am borrowing this from Bawarshi's Genre & The Invention of the Writer as a prewriting exercise for my diss chapter:

1. Collect samples of the genre.

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Crazy exes and some diss news

No blog yesterday - under my new working regime does that mean that I need to blog twice today? We'll have to see.

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Where would you rather go on a "writer's retreat"?

A cabin in the mountains
0% (0 votes)
A b&b in a bussling city
0% (0 votes)
A motel on the beach
100% (1 vote)
Anywhere I didn't have to do my own cooking and cleaning
0% (0 votes)
Writer's retreats are a fallacy. There is nowhere to retreat from writing.
0% (0 votes)
Total votes: 1
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Writer's Retreat

I have been entertaining the idea of taking myself on my own little "writer's retreat", preferrably to a shabby motel on the beach with no wireless.

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