Thanks to @Garver and @GuyChoate for hosting our @clintonschool team that is researching college students' perception of the #valueofwater today! Guy shared communications strategy and techniques with us, then we had fun with the famous Garver foam fingers!
Since 2017, Little Rock writer Guy Choate has been documenting all of his restaurant meals with photos and notes to himself on his public Tumblr page "I Cleaned This Plate." Here are his top 10 Arkansas meals of 2023. https://t.co/KUupnYObGT
I watched 30 movies in 2022. Here they are, ranked. The Forgotten Battle = fantastic; The Power of the Dog = overrated. I saw the original Blade Runner for the first time this year and...I'm sure it was cool in 1982.
https://t.co/5ta5fQX9TI
I only read 12 books in 2022. Like the rest of my life’s shortcomings, I will unfairly blame my children for this. Publishing a top 10 list when I only read 12 feels weird, so here are my top five.
https://t.co/aA1AjyIr4G
#books#BestOf2022 #2022 #Literature
I watched 33 seasons of TV in 2022. The Great is brilliant, cults are fascinating (and some of you may be living in one!), Better Call Saul is better than Breaking Bad, Kramer is the only thing worth watching in early Seinfeld, and Yellowstone is trash.
https://t.co/8C2W0SDhum
Little Rock writer Guy Choate documents and photographs every restaurant meal he takes in each year and keeps record of them on his I Cleaned This Plate Tumblr page. Here are his top 10 Arkansas meals of 2022 and his food goals for 2023.
https://t.co/VcPOOiVEBj
Honored to be recognized as one of 50 Fantastic Fathers by LRSD this week. Only dad who showed up with a kid, but they still let me eat lunch & meet the new superintendent. The paper even ran a photo of me utilizing my most basic paternal skill.
#mylrsd#lrsd#lrsdpowerofus
My kindergartener asked for a PB&J in the shape of Mickey Mouse’s face (like someone in his class gets). He straight-faced it when I handed him this.
#parenting
Got out to pump gas my boys in the backseat. Had to try my CC twice, which took longer than usual. When I got back in, my 5yo said, “I thought you got in a taxi and left us here.”
This is terrible news. I’ll never forget how watching “Off to War” at the HSDFF in 2004 made me feel. About storytelling, about films, about war, about life.