Flaneur Pajamas?

I am easily amused. I learned the word “flaneur” and my brain, raucous tree of monkeys that it is, immediately slapped the word “pajamas” after it, making me think of the flannel pj bottoms I used to wander around in when I was younger and could pull that level of sartorial DGAF. When I think of “flaneur pajamas”, I think of a guy in a nice - perhaps dark plaid - flannel pajama set, with classy, leather slippers on, and perhaps even a walking stick, wandering the streets of South Park, stopping in the odd book shop or café, with nothing to do but please his own mind. This image makes me so happy I decided to make it the name of the site.

Who am I?

My name is Kristin, and I am all of the following:

Teacher-in-training. Opsimath. Overthinker. Crone. Bibliophile. Woolgatherer. Pinko. Host to a divergent multitude. Easily fascinated and easily led. Gender-ambivalent, plumbing-indifferent. any/all. Grateful resident on the lands of the Kumeyaay Nation.

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Back in the day, before MySpace and FaceBook, everyone who wanted to hold forth online had their own blog, and we’d either visit all the blogs of the people we followed - a kind of pub(lication) crawl, if you will - or we’d set up an RSS reader to pull new posts when they became available. Now, everyone who wants to do more than chat writes on social or communal sites like FB, Instagram, Medium or Substack, not to mention the video and audio sharing sites for those with a multimedia bent.

Flanneur Pajamas is primarily a site about education, and my journeys within it, and I will never charge for access to its contents, whether viewed via this website or the newsletter. The benefit to subscribing, therefore, is probably only that you will never miss an update, as long as you check your email.

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Opsimath. Overthinker. Crone. Bibliophile. Woolgatherer. Pinko. Host to a divergent multitude. Easily fascinated and easily led. Gender-ambivalent, plumbing-indifferent. any/all. Grateful resident on the lands of the Kumeyaay Nation.