Ellie Margolis
@elliemargolis
Law professor @TempleLaw, suburban gardener, avid reader. Happy to nerd out about legal writing anytime.
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I know this thing growing in my yard is a weed but it’s so gorgeous I can’t bring myself to get rid of it.
Things are grim but it’s a banner year for my peonies. Please enjoy.
Watching Suffs and it’s hitting particularly hard in light of recent news.
This book is not only fascinating but a master class in effective communication about a complex topic. So many lessons for legal writing, including on the use of narrative and metaphor. Highly recommended.
What’s blooming in my yard today? Columbine at full force and peonies incoming.
Before I disappear into today’s writing session, I’m happy to report that magnolias and cherry blossoms have been replaced by dogwoods, wisteria and irises as spring continues to barrel along.
Today’s beauty brought to you by crabapple blossoms and spring green.
I called my elected representatives and I’m at a loss for what else to do so I took a walk around my neighborhood and looked at spring flowers.
If you live someplace where the trees are blooming, get outside and take a minute to enjoy today.
Today was the day for my annual walk to see this magnificent weeping cherry tree.
The dough before putting it in the pan (also a lower hydration 72 hr dough ball for a round pizza in the Ooni).
How’s this for a corrective? From my kitchen last week. Inspired by a recent trip to Rome.
Ugh. The worst. I can’t get rid of the “summarize” option in my Apple mail app, despite turning it off in settings.