I wish I were the type of blogger who could take meticulous photos of my packing process for a big conference, but alas, two weeks before my exams with at least two meetings a day all week, and low on spoons from my chronic disease, so no big post or photos for you. :)
I'm headed to NOLOSE tomorrow, a conference for fat queers and our allies, and I am presenting a workshop on Sunday about being fat in academia.
Hoping to take some photos (probably iPhone photos) of outfits and events over the week, but I'm not promising anything but a recap.
Barely able to stay awake right now.
Farewell until Fatlandia!
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2 comments:
Have a great trip! Looking forward to the recap.
Bon voyage! I wish I could go for your session. Would love to see notes on what you present about being fat in academia, and what comes up in the discussion.
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