Emily Farris

Her goal was 900 to pay for half of summer camp, so she worked hard and sold in a snowstorm, on campus, and at booths every weekend this past month. Her favorite parts of selling was “getting to know things about people who buy” and “cookies.”

Last cookie update of the season, but we did it fam. 😀

126 boxes sold. Three hour shift again tonight, but she is definitely going to hit her goal today, which means she gets to go to summer camp for Girl Scouts for first time.

6 hours of sales today to go to hit her goal. 💚

No more letters to the editors, I believe they stopped that!

Thank you!

I'm breaking my no posting during Lent to report that my Girl Scout Brownie kiddo is 138 cookies away from her sales goal of 900. Tomorrow is the last set of booth sales, and she's doing two 3 hour shifts at the booth to try to hit her goal. 🤞 digitalcookie.girlscouts.org/scout/clara8...

Kid: “I made a survey at school today”
Me: “ok, let’s analyze this questionnaire design together based on a total survey error framework.”

He knew what he was doing.

A yellow star, you say?

I might take a step back out of the blood when trying to investigate a blood stain, but I'm not a crime scene investigator. I also spent way too much time trying to figure out if that camera has a lens cap on.

I kind of like that the Animal Investigations Unit has a more starfish shaped sheriff badge.

I am fairly certain whoever chose the images for the Johnson County (TX) Sheriff website told AI to change some people to women in their fabricated pictures, because well, zoom in.

(H/t to my student studying this sheriff this semester).

It is "non-punitive" to torture toddlers with infectious diseases and trauma for life.

Immigration detention is “not punishment” because we say it isn’t punishment is really such a joke.

Oh no, what her husband do if he doesn’t get preferential treatment in government contracts anymore?

that is so adorable.

Yeah. The police are letting the grounds crew know to come remove it.

Teaching Literary Digest today with my prized possession of an original copy.

Taking the Next Step in Exploring the Literary Digest 1936 Poll While many instructors are aware of the Literary Digest 1936 poll as an example of biased sampling methods, this article details potential further explorations for the Digest’s 1924–1936 quadrennia...

For those of us who teach the Literary Digest 1936 polling fiasco, this pedagogical article is great: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

Around Granbury, TX.

My weekend:

If only we knew a doctor to team up with, Huss.

NC is SUPER interesting place for sheriff elections, especially in recent years.

they are also fairly AI proof, which is a definite added bonus.

NNS.