My mother had beautiful penwomanship. She was as always proud of that. However, just in case her text is hard to see, the whole thing is also written out clearly in the pictures on this thread at the website for my podcast.
I don't study politics, but I do study culture, and here are some of the signs that a cultural shift has been brewing for years in America that most of the professional political analysts just completely missed.
Some of these may seem absurd, but hear me out. 🧵
We'll start with this one:
I have been moving, and I found my old Far Side books underneath the bed. If you are my age or thereabouts, nearly 25% are instantly memorable, nay legendary. It's the greatest single-panel strip of all time. But I think this might be the best of all, and if I'm wrong prove it.
As global warming and climate change intensify, tipping elements may cross key thresholds, then change or even disappear.
Our first post in a three-part series on tipping elements and GIS just launched. Read it now: https://t.co/DKzdfwMf2H
@GIS4HEd@MohamedMMAhmed
Absolutely delighted to share my new article is now available to read online @Pol_Geog_Jl 📻
Radio geopolitics: imaginative geographies of Europe’s migration ‘crisis’ on BBC Radio 4.
Open access: https://t.co/JSSCP8f2fx
Key Thinkers on Space and Place, 3rd edition, just submitted to the publisher. 38 entries culled, 34 added. Thanks to all the authors for entries and to co-editors @m_gilmartin @PhilHubbard1@roberts_sue. Hopefully published in March 2024
@lawofruby My daughters team got her a tortilla blanket to remind her she was their favorite (a taco) and always wrapped up in love. She took that blanket to college