valkyrie-vampire

Greetings to all of you who still occasionally peruse this page, As you may have noticed, I've practically slipped off the face of the Earth. Apologies. I am taking four English classes this semester, which is eating into much of my free time. What free time I have left is devoted to knitting, activism of the strangest stripe, making connections with IRL people, and oh yeah, trying to at least write a little. I am beginning my latest transitions. I'm a junior now, and am starting to think about going to grad school for Lit, perhaps to become a professor of sorts, whether teaching literature, or maybe I'll detour into a MFA in Creative Writi

(Before I get much further into this, I should probably point out that I'm an American citizen, and therefore while considerations have been made about other countries, the bulk of this will focus on legalities of my native country) In the United States and often in most countries with a developed human rights scheme, some form of protection for art (whether visual, performed, or written) has been allowed, and in many cases celebrated. After all, who would be stupid enough, in this day and age to ban people from seeing the statue David, despite the clear view of his testicles? Michelangelo produced something of beauty, which people try to co

It is election day. A very important election day. VOTE DAMMIT. That is all. Hope you all have exercised your right if you're of legal age.