Class Is as Class Does
A friend, whom I’ll call Tony from Texas, DM’d me about yesterday’s post, Expensive Hobby Update, asking about my watch collection.
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A friend, whom I’ll call Tony from Texas, DM’d me about yesterday’s post, Expensive Hobby Update, asking about my watch collection.
Now, at last, my collection of automatic self-winding wristwatches, four Seikos and a Breitling, is complete (meaning it fills all five slots in the display box* I bought for them, obsessive watch nerd that I’ve become).
I’m home alone and living on takeout so the kitchen stays clean until Donna’s return tomorrow morning.
Kelly Yang’s “Front Desk” first came to my attention via an October 2021 news story about its banning at an elementary school in New York.
What a terrible era in which idiots govern the blind (wink wink, nudge nudge, say no more).
My interest in this book stems from a November 2021 news article about an Arizona high school principal who was suspended, then fired, over it.