Toast Points for the Week of February 19th -The Toast

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Hello, Toast. I am very ill and tired and this will be quick, but please don’t think it’s because I don’t love you.

What did I especially like this week?

Paintings of the Nine Muses Dejectedly Performing Their Duties

Is IT Feminist? (I love this series of Jaya’s enormously, and I approved a pending comment on this post [it was not terrible, just WRONG] just so I could go argue with the person, and then someone else deleted it before I had a chance! DISAPPOINTMENT. Allow me to now shout from the rooftops that IT DOES NOT “READ AS FEMININE.” Whew, okay.)

Classic Toast: Eight Classic Female Bildungsromane You Should Know

Ten Scenes From My Bollywood Marriage

Joyless Children’s Games in Western Art History

Finally, Joanna Horton wrote an absolutely gorgeous essay on the experience of being motherless. I loved it. I cried.

I am going to lay down and sleep haha oh wait I have to go pick up my kids from school I am going to drink more coffee and try not to be sick. Please enjoy your weekend and I will be more chipper come Monday. Ooooh and HEY, maybe tell me what I should read in my decline, since I just finished Queen of the Night and Hamilton and now have all kinds of time on my hands.

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