Press freedom is not an abstract concept, it speaks to a fundamental issue of the public’s right to know and understand what is happening, including how power and authority is exercised. https://t.co/mMnUyprDZ0
Learning about Julie Rohr’s story… grateful for what she wrote back in 2019. Recommended reading: “We all make the choice, every day, to look for the good in life. To build one another up, even on the hardest days. Here’s what I've learned, and what I want them to remember…”
Thank you all so much for your positive response to my story. Thanks especially to @TravisMcEwanCBC and @korysiegers for prompting me and helping me to share it. It’s a bit unnerving to share such an intimate part of our lives, but you all are so kind. https://t.co/AkbUj2Qgv1
Hey Teachers! Canadian Geographic has a free, interactive Indigenous Peoples Atlas for you to bring into your classrooms as we go #BackToSchool. I'm beary fond of the "Truth and Reconciliation" section. https://t.co/o6NRPbiuDW
Joshua Whitehead’s keynote at #editors21 is rife with beauty: “Creative writing will never teach you about what storying does to the body,” the “maw of memory,” and “the perfume of syntax.”
Here's another stabilized sky timelapse from Crater Lake, captured on July 21, 2020. That night, the clouds rolled in & I feared they might ruin my footage. However, they actually enhanced the scene & made it more dramatic. I'm really happy with how this turned out. #EppurSiMuove
I am reliably informed that today is #NationalBiscuitDay.
Here is a 🧵 of all the biscuits I've made so far in 2021.
First up, my William Morris set. Inspired by an old @V_and_A calendar, everything hand-piped in royal icing. Flavour: cardamom, orange & vanilla.
I've been learning a bit of Illustrator the past while and entered one of Threadless's design contests based on Pantone's colors of the year (ultimate gray and illuminating) and themes of hope and resilience. Please share and go vote for mine here: https://t.co/axJuX3kz9Q
PB&J is acceptable in AP style in all references to a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. If we were to spell out the whole name, we wouldn't use hyphens. BLT is OK in all references to a bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwich. No Oxford comma needed in the long version.
One of the most authentic regular handwriting typefaces ever produced. And one of my favs of 2020. Meet Ulrike Rausch’s LiebeHeide:
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