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Welcome to the Working Week ☁ Sunday, January 21<\/p>\n

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I continue to be impressed with Google’s “Google Doodle” initiatives. Many of the artists are folks of color, which is a interesting dynamic considering Google’s oscillation between neoliberal multiculturalism and white dude hostility to poc cultures.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

I’ve been feeling off this week, and feeling bad about it – that nudge of not “being productive,” or rather, not performing it. But once I checked in with everyone, it became clear that my expectations for myself were unrealistic. I just got back from traveling a week ago, and didn’t get to catch my breath until this weekend! So yes, there’s more shit to be done and w\/e, but I got this<\/a>.<\/p>\n

☁ Cannaday Chapman<\/a> did Google’s MLK, Jr. Day doodle for Monday, January 15th, 2018. Her work is really gorgeous; in addition to her interview<\/a>, check out her artwork!
\n☁ Tasty Japan<\/a>‘s twitter feed has been my favorite thing to watch recently! I can’t read Japanese, but the visuals of the portions and the directions are easy enough to make out (I can recognize some characters for time, as well). Here’s some recipes:\u00a0homemade sorbet<\/a>, matcha macarons<\/a>, and fruit tarts<\/a>.
\n☁ The many spheres of hell<\/a> as seen in Japanese art.<\/p>\n