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1. Favorite Things:
2. What I'm most proud of, in 2019: designing a Disability Pride Flag, and registering it, officially, as Public Domain (It came up, once, in a search on the Creative Commons website, when I was actually looking for a different image. But it's not coming up now, that I'm actually looking for it :-/).
3. The Saddest thing of 2019: having a dear friend leave the Internet entirely, because of personal safety reasons, with no other way for me to contact them.
4. What I'm most worried about, in 2020: Donald Trump being acquitted, without any consequences, when his impeachment trial finally happens.
5. What I'm looking forward to accomplishing, in 2020: Making videos of each of the poems in my 2016 chapbook: The Monsters' Rhapsody: Disability, Culture, & Identity. I've already made a video of the first poem in the collection:
But with YouTube's new Terms of Service, and their dodgy, algorithmic, response to the recent COPPA decision against them from the FTC, I may shift to posting the series on Vimeo, instead.
- Favorite new YouTube Channel, 2019: "Journey to the Microcosmos"
- Favorite radio show (not new): From our own correspondent (BBC)
- (Current) Favorite poem (By Sarah Kay, as part of a TED Talk) A bird made of birds
2. What I'm most proud of, in 2019: designing a Disability Pride Flag, and registering it, officially, as Public Domain (It came up, once, in a search on the Creative Commons website, when I was actually looking for a different image. But it's not coming up now, that I'm actually looking for it :-/).
3. The Saddest thing of 2019: having a dear friend leave the Internet entirely, because of personal safety reasons, with no other way for me to contact them.
4. What I'm most worried about, in 2020: Donald Trump being acquitted, without any consequences, when his impeachment trial finally happens.
5. What I'm looking forward to accomplishing, in 2020: Making videos of each of the poems in my 2016 chapbook: The Monsters' Rhapsody: Disability, Culture, & Identity. I've already made a video of the first poem in the collection:
But with YouTube's new Terms of Service, and their dodgy, algorithmic, response to the recent COPPA decision against them from the FTC, I may shift to posting the series on Vimeo, instead.
