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  1. Hey, everyone, meet @jennykruse, graphic designer responsible for "A Merger of Equals" book cover & a lovely person new to Twitter.
  2. Just added good NYT article by Joanne Lipman on gender equality to my Relevant Articles: http://bit.ly/DdbHe #feminism
  3. Indeed, @EditorMark, the order's mantle is not light upon the shoulders. But hope springs eternal. :) Thanks for the RT.
  4. The tie between self-sufficiency & filth - who knew? Another charming post from @goonerjamie: http://bit.ly/3rgPdE
  5. @huwspanner Hey, no need to be intimidated. I see book lists as proof that it'll never be necessary to be bored. :) Thanks for commenting.
  6. @Travelwriticus @judithsthoughts Thanks a million for RTing my new blog post. Thrilled that you enjoyed it!
  7. @JadeKeller My pleasure. Thank you for reading it so quickly. Always enjoy instant gratification. :)
  8. Power, ancient Greeks, mythology & sisterhood. New blog post: http://bit.ly/2wxXX6 #feminism
  9. @EditorMark There is something delightfully quixotic about efforts to educate on grammar & language that makes me admire them even more.
  10. @huwspanner Ah, a joke. I get jokes. (To quote Homer Simpson.) Yours was positively Byzantine after the banality I was reacting to. :)
  11. @huwspanner True. One reason I don't spend much time here. Much as I enjoy it, often end up feeling way too self-referential.
  12. People so self-absorbed or ignorant they think they've discovered ideas around since Plato. #petpeevesexacerbatedbyTwitter
  13. @CindyD1000 Thanks for the time management RT yesterday. Did you also click on Working Easier Tips? More there.
  14. @Bookgirl96 Despite the book's title, I think canned goods has a certain je ne sais quoi, too.
  15. @tgmason Thanks for RT and, hey, how are you? It's been forever!
  16. @herach5 You're welcome. Can be difficult until initial sting dissipates & some critiques are off-base, but still...approach works well.
  17. @AndreaGillies The only real option in that terrible no-chocolate situation is to go to bed & hope for instant unconsciousness.
  18. Time management skills make life easier & better. Here are some tried-and-true tips: http://bit.ly/3ynXm2
  19. @herach5 Poss bec. critique shows we haven't yet conveyed what we intended. Initially discouraging, even hurtful, but ultimately useful.
  20. @ronfox Cool. Thanks for the info!