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@selenamcgonnell @hopefulhundal @cave_crustacea @carolyncoons I'm a terrible #bibliophile and have been relying on ebooks during quarantine, so no cozy photo available :( Some of these are recommendations, others are on my virtual to-read pile!
@history_bug@Jaklynish @stephhachey it's your turn to share your reading piles!
This essay is gorgeous. Lately, I've thought a lot about names and who they represent. Elamin added another layer to it that I haven't personally needed to deal with
This was a personal, difficult piece to write: I take names seriously — I think our names are alive, and ask things of us. For @macleans, I wrote about giving my daughter a name that was also a burden. https://t.co/9EZY1hVRSA
Lots to think about after hearing architects’ responses to Our Happy Life: architecture and Wellbeing in the age of Emotional Capitalism at the @ccawire. Can we build happiness? #architecture#happy#montreal#museum
@FilministPod Can’t believe that @callyrgf and @unladylikemedia haven’t been mentioned more! Amina and Anne, Caroline and Kristen have been in my ears for year!
"Will the museum use it to influence the future of the planet and its peoples? Or will it continue to project the power of colonial gain and corporate indemnity?" - Ahdaf Soueif On Resigning from the British Museum’s Board of Trustees
https://t.co/u3cDtcN5VR
Here's me with William & Harry pitching the idea of naming any future royal baby after their favorite #StarWars actor. Happy they chose Archie HARRISON Mountbatten-Windsor, but regret not being more specific. Should have pitched favorite #StarWars actor WHO PLAYED LUKE.🙄
Trix the TRex has a 3D printed prosthetic leg and even the curator of paleontology doesn’t know why she has such liiitttttle arms @hunterian#trexintown
I want to share 2 stories. Both of these women have recently been potentially diagnosed with cancer.
For now, I'll call them "woman on the left" and "woman on the right".
I want to share the differences in health care.
Please finish the thread to see how I know them.