Month: October 2020
#Caturday Another Day, Another Window
#FoodieFriday Chai Cupcakes
People talk about PSLs all the time during fall, but do you know what I really like? Chai. I like it hot, I like it cold, I like it straight, and I like it as a latte. I decided we needed some chai cupcakes, so here we are! Ingredients: 2/3 cup milk, plus a splash2 bags of chai tea1 1/2…
#ThankfulThursday Continuing the Journey
Today, I’m thankful that I know what my Spring 2021 budget will look like because I already have classes lined up. I currently have four classes at two institutions on my schedule starting in January, which means I will continue living my life as a professor without requiring a part time job in an unrelated field. Although COVID-19 may have…
#WordlessWednesday Morning Glory
#TutoringTuesday Rhetorical Analysis: Logos
Finally in our series, let’s discuss logos. This rhetorical appeal utilizes logic and reason to persuade the audience. This is where the writer must pay attention the structure of their message in order to be most effective. Creating analogies helps the audience compare the message to more common knowledge, for example. Referring to statistics and studies further reinforces your message,…
#MondayMemories Bedtime Conundrums
Numerous times I sit down to type a memory post and find myself blocked and frustrated. Of course, this writer’s block seems to have one cure: laying down the night. Once I’ve curled up under my blanket and nestled my head into the pillow, my mind comes alive with ideas. “Why don’t you write them down?” you may wonder. I,…