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  1. In case you missed it…. THE GOAT… “JT” (James Taylor for young ‘uns who failed to grasp their parents’ music choices)… sang the National Anthem at the Lewiston High School football game against their arch rival (across the river from them) Auburn. That’s Lewiston, Maine… population less than your mom Lewiston, Maine. I got all choked up when I listened to his rendition. So much unspoken/unsung in those two minutes

  2. Let’s play a little game this Friday. Use the hashtag and post/reply with an image of all your rewards key fobs. Can Mastodon pinpoint your location (let’s say to within 100 miles) assuming US/Canada?

  3. Here’s a peacock that strutted for a photo today

  4. CW: U.S. politics, death

    I feel like I need to apologize because yet *again* there are families who will go to bed tonight with an empty bed where a child should be; this time a religious school in Nashville, TN. Can we please, please, have a rational and HONEST conversation about assault weapons in the United States? Please?
    Two facts:
    1) the shooting occurred even after the school implemented an active shooter program in 2022; it failed to protect 7 people
    2) the attack lasted 14 minutes

  5. On behalf of women everywhere, especially at a time when justice for people with a uterus is under attack, I wish to pass this on: Not by shouting or raising of fists in anger, but by the collective whisper of our millions of voices in unison, saying ‘no more’ to injustice (refusing to take part where it is present) will we attain a lasting end to patriarchy as a legitimate social construct. #Internationalwomensday #WeAretheFuture

  6. On behalf of women everywhere, especially at a time when justice for people with a uterus is under attack, I wish to pass this on: Not by shouting or raising of fists in anger, but by the collective whisper of our millions of voices in unison, saying ‘no more’ to injustice (refusing to take part where it is present) will we attain a lasting end to patriarchy as a legitimate social construct.

  7. On behalf of women everywhere, especially at a time when justice for people with a uterus is under attack, I wish to pass this on: Not by shouting or raising of fists in anger, but by the collective whisper of our millions of voices in unison, saying ‘no more’ to injustice (refusing to take part where it is present) will we attain a lasting end to patriarchy as a legitimate social construct. #Internationalwomensday #WeAretheFuture

  8. On behalf of women everywhere, especially at a time when justice for people with a uterus is under attack, I wish to pass this on: Not by shouting or raising of fists in anger, but by the collective whisper of our millions of voices in unison, saying ‘no more’ to injustice (refusing to take part where it is present) will we attain a lasting end to patriarchy as a legitimate social construct. #Internationalwomensday #WeAretheFuture

  9. I'm now in of (living in a county of science-deniers has its challenges) and I've been getting caught up on projects - @hrbrmstr thought I was "quilting"

    Project #1: for kid #4 is hexagonal patchwork afghan inspired by and I call it "Creeper in a Coal Mine" (Creeper separate)

    Project #2: for kid #2 is a huge bedspread for King size bed using thick blanket yarn blanket yarn in "Countryside"

    If I manage to complete them, I'll post pics

  10. It's week and 2022 has begun! I was looking over all of the fun activities and each day will post here one that appeals to me as an educator. Today's activity is geared for 6th-8th grade students (I would include 9th graders) and it's this activity: chandra.si.edu/binary/ Enjoy!

  11. This is an encouragement post for all students and learners, especially if you get lots of groans and eyerolls because of how often you . All work needs to be purposeful and needs to have a "why". We aren't sponges, absorbing knowledge as if plugged into the -- we need to know "why" we're doing what we're doing; if not then true doesn't happen.

  12. For those of us who remember desktop computing without a I recall getting my first with a whopping 1MB RAM; my reason for bringing this up: on a 5-inch B/W screen captured the imagination in a powerful way that just doesn't happen anymore. I miss being by something completely new and breathtaking