Denise Rayman
@deniserayman.bsky.social
Digital archivist, hobby historian, mom of two, probably rescuing floppy disks with a paper clip
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Real convo btwn and my 6 year old son:
Him: Dad, they say what happened to Amelia Earhart is a mystery, but that’s not true.
Me: Of course it is buddy. It’s one of the big mysteries.
Him: No, I know what happened to her.
Me: How? Nobody knows.
Him: She disappeared in 1937, Dad. She’s dead, Dad.
Him: Dad, they say what happened to Amelia Earhart is a mystery, but that’s not true.
Me: Of course it is buddy. It’s one of the big mysteries.
Him: No, I know what happened to her.
Me: How? Nobody knows.
Him: She disappeared in 1937, Dad. She’s dead, Dad.
September 27, 2025 at 9:36 PM
Real convo btwn and my 6 year old son:
Him: Dad, they say what happened to Amelia Earhart is a mystery, but that’s not true.
Me: Of course it is buddy. It’s one of the big mysteries.
Him: No, I know what happened to her.
Me: How? Nobody knows.
Him: She disappeared in 1937, Dad. She’s dead, Dad.
Him: Dad, they say what happened to Amelia Earhart is a mystery, but that’s not true.
Me: Of course it is buddy. It’s one of the big mysteries.
Him: No, I know what happened to her.
Me: How? Nobody knows.
Him: She disappeared in 1937, Dad. She’s dead, Dad.
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New — Institute of Museum and Library Sciences employees were allowed back in the building this morning to gather belongings after all being put on admin leave by DOGE yesterday. Supporters have gathered in front of the building and staffers inside have posted a visible sign that says "SOS IMLS."
April 1, 2025 at 3:14 PM
New — Institute of Museum and Library Sciences employees were allowed back in the building this morning to gather belongings after all being put on admin leave by DOGE yesterday. Supporters have gathered in front of the building and staffers inside have posted a visible sign that says "SOS IMLS."
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