Korean bbq pork jerky. It’s addictive.

Disappearances by William Wiser. It was published in 1980, had a moment, and then, apparently, faded. I found it in my high school library. It’s out of print, but there are copies out there.

With the demise of humanities programs at so many universities, college is becoming trade school, just at a higher level. Soon enough, we’ll be missing the empathy and complex thinking that comes from studying lit, history, and philosophy.

This is Bluesky. Everyone is welcome here—regardless of how weird they are about breakfast.

Start typing “democratsare” and you’ll find a few more to block.

My daughter’s 7th grade social studies teacher used Zinn as their textbook 20 years ago. The lessons stuck.

@lizjaci.bsky.social How did we miss this?

My dad kept boxes of IBM punch cards from the '70s when he fancied himself a computer whiz. I had to coach him through using MS Word. That's my metaphor for those guys. They might have shone in their moment, but that moment has passed.

Here in Chicago, flipping off that building when you pass it is kind of like crossing yourself when you walk into church, right @jennispin.bsky.social?

Gaetz Rat is redundant, right?