Doris G
@doris-g.bsky.social
(She/her) USA, Middle aged, Middle class, Middle America. 13 years Sober. In a committed long-term relationship. Secular Humanist. Boundless curiosity about many things. Lover of most critters.
(Edit: don't argue the 'middle aged' part. )
(Edit: don't argue the 'middle aged' part. )
Connecting calls via cord switchboard 1970, 'long distance operator'
Yes, I am that old.
Yes, I am that old.
December 8, 2025 at 12:47 PM
Connecting calls via cord switchboard 1970, 'long distance operator'
Yes, I am that old.
Yes, I am that old.
Reposted by Doris G
Honestly, because TPUSA has an annual budget of hundreds of millions of dollars. We don’t.
November 30, 2025 at 9:16 PM
Honestly, because TPUSA has an annual budget of hundreds of millions of dollars. We don’t.
"That figure represents the minimum possible transportation distance if you could travel in a perfectly straight line (by air, by sea, or by a hypothetical “as‑the‑crow‑flies” route) from one border to the other."
December 2, 2025 at 11:27 AM
"That figure represents the minimum possible transportation distance if you could travel in a perfectly straight line (by air, by sea, or by a hypothetical “as‑the‑crow‑flies” route) from one border to the other."
Lumo offers the following perspective.
" The straight‑line (great‑circle) distance between the two closest points on the international borders of Venezuela and the United States is roughly 2 300 km (≈ 1 430 mi).
" The straight‑line (great‑circle) distance between the two closest points on the international borders of Venezuela and the United States is roughly 2 300 km (≈ 1 430 mi).
December 2, 2025 at 11:27 AM
Lumo offers the following perspective.
" The straight‑line (great‑circle) distance between the two closest points on the international borders of Venezuela and the United States is roughly 2 300 km (≈ 1 430 mi).
" The straight‑line (great‑circle) distance between the two closest points on the international borders of Venezuela and the United States is roughly 2 300 km (≈ 1 430 mi).
