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Britt Raybould
@britter · ID · H
Posts56
Engagement4,901
Voting-record position0.327
CoverageJun 15, 2020 to Nov 13, 2022
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| Culture | 1.8% | 1.4% | +0.4 pp | Over-indexed | 56 |
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RT @wellerstein: When we talk about Hiroshima and Nagasaki, we tend to focus on August 6 and August 9th. But August 8th, 1945, is one of th&
RT @MerriamWebster: Here's a trade secret: looking a word up in the dictionaryas in, actively seeking out context and nuanceis the opposi&
RT @LisaDNews: We have heard you in Idaho and remain grateful for alerting us. Talking with our Idaho public media colleagues +, especially<U+2026>
1/3 For some folks on here, you're familiar with #NaNoWriMo, AKA National Novel Writing Month. There's an official org (https://t.co/oVpl3X6vqL), but for most of us, it means taking the challenge to try & write a novel in one month (about 50k words). This year, I did it.
Does anyone else remember going into the school cafeteria or library and seeing all the books laid out for the book fair? For me, it was better than a candy store. https://t.co/5XdZqXZ9PG
I read two great books that opened my eyes to just how good a job Pres. Eisenhower did and the series of challenges he faced after WWII: - The Hidden-Hand Presidency by Fred Greenstein (recommended by @RyanHoliday) - Ike's Bluff by Evan Thomas I recommend both highly. https://t.co/4JQf1OJSSI
1/4 Most adults know why we celebrate #VeteransDay, but I believe it's less well known how this day came to be. During World War I, the Treaty of Versailles wasn't signed until June 28, 1919. But "the war to end all wars," had come to a halt on 11/11/18 seven months earlier.
Re-reading is often underrated. But even as my TBR piles continue to grow, I still find time to return to certain books, sometimes for comfort, other times to challenge what I think I know. https://t.co/c9nGQW6dVI
I think of reading as a superpower. All that knowledge, all that potential, just waiting to be discovered by anyone who bothers to pick up a book. https://t.co/Rm7JWnaRgX