@kjulian_history We made roast chicken for the first time since the kittens came home & one sat in my son’s chair like I’ll have it if he doesn’t want it 😂
@MedeaCulpa My son was almost 3.5 years when he was potty trained (thanks Pandemic) & he was fine. You got to do what’s right for your bandwidth if you’re the one in charge of the process.
This C18th miniature almanac, complete with hand-drawn doodles of animals, was found inside a roof beam nook in a pub in Hatfield #FolkloreThursday#concealreveal https://t.co/DoOhEWmMA2
2018 Graduate History Association Conference.
The UMass Graduate History Association is pleased to announce the Call for Papers this year’s annual graduate conference, "Critical Conversations: Breaking Barriers through Discourse and Dialogue." https://t.co/9WgUic6Cfq
Also, if a budding history grad student asked me for ABD/career advice, acquiring two monitors to work across would be high on that list. Writing on one, archive photos on the other. The two monitor solution is also the #1 reason why I've all but abandoned my campus office.
In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit. Not a nasty, dirty, wet hole, filled with the ends of worms and an oozy smell, nor yet a dry, bare, sandy hole with nothing in it to sit down on or to eat: it was a hobbit-hole, and that means comfort.
280 characters has its perks 😁