"... sed sine amicitia non valemus et vita est nihil."

Cicero, bro 😂

Goal: basic (or better yet, intermediate) knowledge of Latin. 

Plan of action: 
1. Finish Wheelock's cover to cover. One chapter per day gives 40 days, and 2-3 off or slow days per week will mean I can expect to be about halfway done by April Fool's, and finished by at latest mid-May; the task should take 8-11 weeks.
2. As of chapter 5 (completed 7 March, right on target), I feel comfortable beginning to read 2–3 pages per day of an at level reader. Eventually increasing that amount and transitioning into, say, 20+ pages per day once I'm done with Wheelock's should give me a good base a reasonable timeframe—I'll just need to source material.

Additional learning resources:
1471 basic Latin words, by category (there are 23 categories; take your time with each). 
Other misc resources 
Reading material, further instruction 
Online discussion forum
More reading material
Epistulae morales ad Lucilium

I can revisit Old English (which I've found a delightful old textbook for), Greek, Sumerian, etc in May–July if I feel like it. Alternatively, I may want to order a more advanced Latin text via interlibrary loans in late April. 

Rules: 
1. Ideally, one new chapter + one review chapter per day. I can shift that around based on difficulty, but shouldn't exceed three chapters per day (including review!). 
2. If I want more content, work on memorising the 1471 most common words. 

Based on the little related apps bar in the google app store, it looks like Twitter is a dating app. You didn't know? Well, apparently, the next best thing to Twitter is "FarmersOnly Dating," "Modern Love," or—most probably—"Hinge - Dating and Relationships." Because what's sexier than hinges.

All of the little related apps were like this, I am in awe of their algorithms.

Saw "a very nutty Christmas" the other night, I keep picturing Steve Rogers as a time traveling nutcracker who likes to threaten people with his shield (possibly several shields, just random shield shaped objects he picks up) & who uses his incredible nut cracking abilities to help Tony bake cookies for robots. Or salvage electronics. Or wire houses. W/e.

Perhaps instead of reincarnating as Natasha/Bruce/whoever's nephew Steve defeats the mouse king and is un-cursed? Hmm.

The mouse king could throw him into a lake or sth—giving us our almost-sad end—before Tony fishes him out. If Tony dives in after that'd be nice and dramatic but also, imagine: a giant robot arm picks Steve up out of the lake by his scruff.

Dw 101 by Sineala 

How to download fic from various archives
Quickest, works with FFnet, HPFFarchive & AF:
http://ficsave.xyz/

My personal favorite rss readers:
Inoreader (for image-heavy sites)
The Old Reader (for text-heavy sites)
(You can use these to follow dw + lj + tumblr all in one place).

Blanket permission to podfic (remember to check their lj/dw/ao3 page as well, many aren't on there)