Space between words

 

Class interactive element - journaling

Write down what you do in one day, and include the date. This is not intended to be a time consuming activity, only a few minutes are required to complete this task. Entries can be as short or as long as you like. Think about what you feel compelled to record, or what you would like to remember. Entries can include anything about what you did that day, but here are a few ideas:

What did you eat? What time did you get up? What is the weather like? How many miles did you travel? What activities did you do, and who did you interact with?

Or, some more fun prompts: what music did you listen to? What dreams did you have? What books did you read or what media did you consume?

An entry could consist of an answer to one or more of these questions.

Handwriting experiments

 In my absence: exercises in line breaks and spacing

Obsidian progress

 Below are some screenshots of what I have been doing in Obsidian so far.

Journals: August 22

Below are entries from my great-grandfather's journals, each written on August 22nd. They were written in 1983, 1985, and 1987, respectively.

18 August 2022.

Seminarians will be invited to participate in this blog, shortly. Will use your montserrat.edu e-mail, but you can switch to another to log in.

When you do post something, please "tag" your post (in this case, it's called a "label") with your first name. (This post is tagged with everyone's name, so you can see how it works.) The reason for doing so is to make it easy to look at all of the posts by any one person, filtering out the rest.

As mentioned in separate e-mail, please send language should your thesis idea evolve or shift. Once finalized, I would enter that revised language in your respective designers/proposals pages (at upper right).

Thesis projects should have a working title.

test image, 700w, 933h.

I will add more thoughts here, as they occur to me.