Small Scale Fabricated Photography, Toy Photography History, Art Creation Musings
I'm sitting here in my soon to be prior apartment, on my parents futon from 1998 (which is very nice and solid wood by the way), cat cuddled on my lap, a crocheted blanket my mom made me for Christmas between me and him, Single Drunk Female season 2, episode 1 on the TV in... Continue Reading →
I think I like writing these better little by little throughout the day. It allows me to include pointless little details that I forget by the time I'm ready to crawl into bed at night. We're only on day 4, however, so we'll see how this progresses. I think I want to at least make... Continue Reading →
Food Deserts, found within areas of low SES, lack fresh fruit, vegetables, and other healthy options, and instead have stores that stock highly processed foods (TBCG, 2019). In the U.S., Florida has the highest rates of food insecurity, obesity, and chronic diseases related to obesity, compared to national data (Wright et al., 2018). The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) reports that 23.5 million Americans live in food deserts, with 1.25 million of those people residing in Florida’s food deserts (Wright et al., 2018). A 2019 study, using 2015 data, found that forty of Jacksonville’s census tracts, out of 173, were Food Deserts (TBCG, 2019).
I started my day with a bowl of cereal, coffee and a quiz on public health emergency management. I couldn't find my SD card reader, so instead, I started the annoying process of connecting my camera to my computer over wifi and began transferring images. I wanted to go through and edit pictures from the... Continue Reading →
Today, I woke up feeling great! That's so rare for me. We got ready and off we went. James and I had an appointment to tour an apartment at 11:00 and decided to scope a couple of others out along the way. Remember the apartment my doctor recommended to me yesterday? Well, it was one... Continue Reading →
Apologies to my followers here. I thought I'd published the below a couple months back. I sort of went missing and I am really sorry about that. Being in graduate school and not having extra time that isn't filled with new found responsibilities has been difficult. You can now find me, as Jennifer Wells, over... Continue Reading →
The level of trash in my car is a direct representation of my current level of stress.
My 2021 yearly recap was long, my May-December weekly recaps were often very uninteresting. So instead, let's try monthly recaps this year and see where that gets us. December 26 - January 1 Spent the week feeling very ill and trying to get doctor's appointments scheduled. 2 scheduled for the 6th, then another 2 on... Continue Reading →