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There is a lot of picture adding and talking about yourself. So far (probably because I haven’t gotten to grading anything yet), it’s been like ramped up blogging.
Awesome!
Yeah, I do it for the glory
We had our annual pre-Fall Semester department meeting at one of my colleges today. This is the first semester since I started teaching there that I haven’t taught Art History, I’m only teaching Art Appreciation courses instead (I’ve still got regular ol’ Art History at other schools). I was intended to be the […]
Posted by Melissa on August 14th, 2008 under Histoire d'Art | 4 Comments »Mademoiselle Lange as Venus
Ahoy!
I’ve changed the design a bit, yes again. As you can see, I’ve included a background from the link from yesterday. I chose a Mooresque design.
Oooooooooh.
The header image is a return to my usual pilfering of images from wga.hu. This one is by Anne-Louis Girodet de Roucy-Trioson, called Mademoiselle Lange as Venus, […]
Shudder!
Holy moly, fellow artsy bloggers! I just ran into THIS:
Patterns based on historical architectural designs.
Now, some are based on historical designs in a VERY LOOSE AND FAST way…so be aware, but still so fun. So right up my alley.
Prepare yourselves.
People…
I’ve been enduring training for the possibility of teaching some online classes. Really as supplemental income to my regular teaching…and I’m curious about it. The training is three weeks, all online, and the assignments are simple, more of a way to teach you the software and the university’s expectations for instructors and students.
Okay, […]
Ass and Cock
Shuttlecock, that is!
Grounds of the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City (Rodin’s The Thinker and Oldenburg and van Bruggen’s Shuttlecocks):
Procrastinating, Again
I am here to procrastinate from grading tests. I’ve also been all over the internets, talked on the phone, contemplated life, stared at my ceiling, and ate some chocolate.
The tests are driving me nuts.
Look, people, if I tell you exactly what is on the test (in the form of choosing your own […]
Lazy
I almost used InterLibrary Loan to send a book from one college I work at to the other. Because all the rest were going there.
That, my friends, is lazy.
Dear Large Private University
Y’all don’t see a lot of pink hairs around here, do you.
*Where I’m undertaking research work, thanks to Mama Theresa!
Dear Smaller Private University
When you do choose to cancel classes on my birthday, please send the message out say, more than five minutes before my class starts.
Not that I was going to make it anyway. But you know, maybe I wouldn’t have tried to drive on the stupid roads.
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