Things I wrote
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Didion doesn't shy away from the difficult topics, but does so in a way that when she lands the punch she's been leading up to, I was usually gobsmacked. I'll be reading more of her work, especially the non fiction.
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I laughed out loud several times and paused to think as well. And I'll admit it, it was lovely to have a story read to me.
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Recently I learned, yet again, that there are smart people in my life and I should listen to them.
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You know it's good when you stay up past your normal bed time to finish it.
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But, as is typical and wonderful in ABA books, this is a short, wonderful read and worth it if you want to learn more about accessibility (which we all should) and incorporate into your day to day work on the web.
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It's a well written and illustrated story—highly recommend.
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The first several chapters were, in fact, very difficult and I almost put the book down. I'm so glad I kept going.
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The story picks up almost immediately where the previous book left off but the pacing felt much slower.
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She makes it clear, over and over and over in the book, that there are many ways to do things. You can be strict with your design system, or extremely loose. It isn't that you have to do things a certain way, but rather that you figure out a way to make it work for your team and organization.
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Pond paints a vivid picture of the people, the place, and the time period (late 1970s).
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One person talked about being a facilitator when you aren't sure what to make next. It was amazingly refreshing.
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It's the perfect book to give you confidence and get you started on using the new layouts available in CSS right now.
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The advantage of being late to read a series means there is no waiting when I finish one book, I can launch right into the next. And that's exactly what I did after finishing <em>The Fifth Season</em>.
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The third quarter of my daily drawing was a lot more difficult for me, either because I didn't love the themes for the prompts or the subject matter or medium.
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I learned a lot, I was transported to a completely different place, and I was often unsettled. That isn't bad, it's probably very good for me.