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Reading There There by Tommy Orange. Apart from being a fantastic novel about displacement and isolation of the Native Americans from their roots, the book is an important piece of resistance literature and a continuance of the Native Renaissance movement. Considered to be a pioneering work of...

I've been re-watching Family Guy series in the background while working. Love the show lol - 9 on 10.

A pair of pants to workout

The Japanese Wife by Isabel Allende

I enjoyed watching Loki. Didn't binge. Just waited and watched as episodes were released. A friend who watched along with me does interesting things - she is planning to use the Loki episodes to write a paper for college, like this one which uses Mean Girls to talk about conflict theory in...

I hate shared universe in comics. They just turn characters into caricatures so that they can cram as many superheroes they can at once. Throughout DC history, they have produced from great standalone comic series giving us superheroes like Batman, Superman, WonderWoman. But when they come...

Read Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy recently. Have been meaning to read it ever since I watched the movie. Need I even need to say this - The movie was good but the book was class apart! Have also been reading classics again...read The Great Gatsby. Found it meh!

Pixel 1. What I want is a flip phone. Just like that. Not brand specific.

Yes, Skype and Teams have worked well. I have also used Hangouts/Meet. For the largest meetings, we have always used Zoom.

I have enjoyed Back to the Future. I can never have one movie as numero uno. It's always 3-4 of them.

Rise of Skywalker was definitely not the best, but it kept moving at a good pace. What I really liked was Rey's character through the three movies. Leia's line - 'Rey, never be afraid of who you are.' was my absolute favorite.

I think if it were possible, I personally couldn't live on it happily. I would be like those Martians on the TV serial 'Expanse' who keep yearning for a view of the ocean. I have evolved for life on this planet, so going anywhere else vastly different from Earth, would always be a visit and...

Somehow with the closures and all that, I haven't played much. I have to cope with calculus without friends, from home(strange twist of fate), and I came across this game Variant:Limits, which is about playing one's way through to calculus nirvana! Implicit differentiation - watch out, here I...

On my 'to watch' list during the school closures.

This is hard. Thinking back, I have gone by both.