Great interview about an incredible smart, kickass woman by another incredible smart kickass woman. I loved this line at the beginning: "Williams—when we were there anyway—was heavier on the sporty, boarding school types and lighter on the artsy, silly types. So I count myself very lucky to have found some of “my people” at Williams in Liv and our mutual pals." I consider myself blessed everyday for that. And, ahem, where are my photo credits for the two that I took? ;-)
What a crazy small world. I was reading (and as always enjoying) this post and then I noticed you mentioning Darby English and thought "huh, I wouldn't think it's that common of a name..." and then you write that he's a well regarded art historian at the University of Chicago and then I see the photo! I almost fell off my chair. Darby was my master's program thesis advisor way back in 2008! He was and I am sure, still is, amazing. Thanks for the great posts, I am already looking forward to the next one.
This was my favorite interview with a politician ever. I feel quite certain had I gone to Williams instead of Pomona, I would have sat at your table (but I would have put WHOLE MILK into my lucky charms, because - college).
OMG. I saw this TedX talk about six months ago. Had no idea of the __ degrees of separation.
Brilliant interview. I'd move to Portland just so I could vote for her.
Great interview about an incredible smart, kickass woman by another incredible smart kickass woman. I loved this line at the beginning: "Williams—when we were there anyway—was heavier on the sporty, boarding school types and lighter on the artsy, silly types. So I count myself very lucky to have found some of “my people” at Williams in Liv and our mutual pals." I consider myself blessed everyday for that. And, ahem, where are my photo credits for the two that I took? ;-)
What a crazy small world. I was reading (and as always enjoying) this post and then I noticed you mentioning Darby English and thought "huh, I wouldn't think it's that common of a name..." and then you write that he's a well regarded art historian at the University of Chicago and then I see the photo! I almost fell off my chair. Darby was my master's program thesis advisor way back in 2008! He was and I am sure, still is, amazing. Thanks for the great posts, I am already looking forward to the next one.
So cool, loved the interview and her TED talk.
This was my favorite interview with a politician ever. I feel quite certain had I gone to Williams instead of Pomona, I would have sat at your table (but I would have put WHOLE MILK into my lucky charms, because - college).
Delightful interview and go Liv!
Hilarious, as usual—and go Liv!