My most public freak-out took place on a street in Bulgaria when a Romani lady randomly took my hand and told me two things that I had only openly discussed with family members. I have no idea if she was a skilled observer or she possessed some sort of a skill. I never want to repeat the experience.

I used Garamond to type all of my notes for my comprehensive exams. I haven’t used it since because I used to get nauseous just seeing it on paper.

Thank you!!

Any idea when the paper will become available to the broader audience? I am in a different discipline, so not a member of this journal.

If you decide to do it, I will definitely join.

No, I meant four women switched this time around.

I was excited but now there are four of them? My old brain can’t keep track of who is who. And I loved Lucas Scott but am bleh on CMM.

My general impression is that you see more on Twitter (before) and here (now) than on APSA eJobs.

I am still waiting for the library copy to reach me :(.

Ah, is this “The Fugitive” with Harrison Ford?

I cannot recall if I have read this one (this probably means that I haven’t?) but I thought “Beautiful world, where are you” very eloquently put some of the questions I had been struggling with since graduating high school. I also liked “Normal People.”

Erm, doesn’t it fall on your interlocutors to keep your attention? 🧐

I am a year older and both my brain and my body insist that I am 50. In fact, they have been insisting I am 50 since I was 20.

Krastan Dyankov was the best translator Bulgaria has ever seen. This is a great accomplishment. Congratulations!