Content a) Personal updates: week in review b) Trip updates: Rotterdam with Autonomics! c) Newsletter changes on the horizon ✺ a) Personal updates: week in review * Finally took some time to listen to Tyler’s “new” album “CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST” and I’m VIBING with it! Amazing summer
a) A week in The Netherlands: trip updates As I have mentioned last week, this newsletter will be a short one with travel updates. I also didn’t have time to have it edited and reviewed, so the writing is going to be a bit less sophisticated and correct than
Content a) Personal updates: week in review b) When I don’t have a lot of time to write: lists! c) On the short documentary “Les Statues Meurent Aussi” (Statues also die) ☼ a) Personal updates: week in review * Still quite busy 🐝, but now I’m also very stressed about work.
Content a) Personal updates: week in review b) A humour section, I guess? c) Reflections on 1962 Soviet stop motion animation “Bathhouse” ✍︎ a) Personal updates: week in review * Running almost on full capacity this week and going through lots of stress while doing so. This edition is shorter as a
Contents a) Personal updates: week in review b) Finally, some good f*cking Skincare content! c) Everything Everywhere All at Once –the power of movies with purpose Clarification: I won’t be able to publish the Part II of my essay “A Deeper Dive: A Critique of Centralised Social Media
Contents a) Toni, it’s so hot – the heatwave is here! b) Personal updates: week in review c) A Deeper Dive: A Critique of Centralised Social Media Platforms ✍︎ a) Toni, it’s so hot – the heatwave is here! Screenshot: The Feminist Library skit from Portlandia, one of the funniest moments
Contents a) Why make a newsletter? b) Why “Cucumber Salad”? c) Readings: The Clean Body by Peter Ward d) Movie review: In Time (2011) e) Personal updates: week in review ✍︎ a) Why make a newsletter? As a centralised social media platforms heavy user, I tend to also be extremely critical