I love baseball. I love watching baseball, even when my beloved @Reds are... struggling
But I know even some players don't watch because they find it boring
β¬οΈ Baseball needs more of this! β¬οΈ
Thank you, Tartan Army, for proving footy energy works at the ballpark, too!
Seeing 5,000 Scottish fans bring a footie atmosphere to a baseball game is a sight to behold π Doubt Fenway Park has ever heard anything like it π΄σ §σ ’σ ³σ £σ ΄σ Ώ
I'm sure there's a word for the type of joy I feel seeing World Cup tourists discover the United States I know and love, but it eludes me
I'm still bummed Cincinnati wasn't named a host city. We'd've given y'all such a warm welcome!
To everyone coming to the US for the World Cup:
In between games and trips to the big tourist spots, please visit some unique local places, tooβour small independent restaurants and shops, landmarks, and oddities
(Come to think of it, that's good advice for Americans, too...)
To everyone coming to the US for the World Cup:
In between games and trips to the big tourist spots, please visit some unique local places, tooβour small independent restaurants and shops, landmarks, and oddities
(Come to think of it, that's good advice for Americans, too...)
Historians, I need help (for perspective)
It feels like integrity is no longer a shared value across many areas of American/Western culture (sports, academics, politics, etc)
Was there ever really a culture that upheld integrity over self-centered or in-group interests?
I do have one request for storytellers working with historical texts:
Reflect on whether your choices are meaningful, purposeful, and necessary...
...or whether you're selling yourself and your audience short
I have no interest in getting involved with the debate about Christopher Nolan's Odyssey
But as someone whose graduate training is in Shakespeare's original practices, I can't help but have thoughts about "historical accuracy" vs "modernization"
(a long π§΅)
I'll admit, I'm oversimplifying the issue
How best to tell a story is complex and subjective, and every storyteller gets to answer that question their own way. That's the beauty of art and creativity