Kate Hornstein

Fundraising consultant, choir geek, pug lover, movie buff, writing a novel about Quaker teens in 1777 Philly, mom of two wonderful young people,

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Excited to have a sample cover! https://t.co/NAsStqlBDK

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If any Friends or friends are still here: you might like this book I put together for a presentation to a Quaker geneaology group earlier this month. $12.50 on Amazon, buy one for you, one as a gift for a Friend! https://t.co/8SVGBIv87T

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@nonprofitssay “we are limiting the pizza to full time employees. please plan accordingly.”

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@Chris_arnade 100%

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Chicken Soup! https://t.co/YnFnEsANhB

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@FatherTim @nytimes Hmmmm….I’ve never seen it with an indented cover. I spy AI!

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@pbutterwriter I love Audrey Flack. She would have something to say about the Macarena glow up...

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See? And Audrey Flack was a fan of the shiny wood. I know I'm speaking into the void here, but at one point, I loved Flack's Macarena paintings, despite being more of a Reform gal.

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Audrey Flack’s “Macarena of Miracles” fuses Spanish Baroque opulence with the precision of photorealism 💎✨

Inspired by Seville’s Macarena Esperanza, Flack honors both the revered Madonna and sculptor Luisa Roldán, known as La Roldana. In the 1960s, she reimagined found imagery from newspapers and magazines, like Pop artists of the era—but with emotion and personal depth rather than irony. This became a turning point in her career, shaping her lifelong focus on powerful female figures in painting and sculpture.

Celebrate #WomensHistoryMonth with The Met. Learn more: https://t.co/GQOdtqijeG

🩵 Audrey Flack (American, New York 1931–2024 Southampton, New York). “Macarena of Miracles,” 1971. Oil on canvas. © Audrey Flack

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https://t.co/hlKqIJuZF1 No one told me Audrey Flack had died! She was sort of obsessed with this statue. I went to visit it in Seville 1987 because I loved her paintings.

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"In my whole Life, my Patience was never so near being totally exhausted:" John Adams walks a reverse Camino... https://t.co/fBni12cvA8

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Help make it happen for Big Hive Feature Documentary on @indiegogo https://t.co/6lHu0Vss2n I'm not on X much these days, but I'm here for my writer friend Praxis, and her documentary about beekeeping in NYC!

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Transfer Oversight of Bridgewater State Hospital to the Department of Mental Health - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/yECXesxl1T via @Change

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@tracesoffaith I’m very happy for you and your daughter. You have been really thoughtful about this. Happy Easter!

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I'm still here from time to time...but not for the next 6 weeks...https://t.co/Al4V0tBSS7

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@nonprofitssay If only I had a dollar for every time I heard the word "slick." Like your Unabomber-inspired mimeographs are better?

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@NickKristof where is Best Year Ever?? Feeling nervous that it wasn’t

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In April I was all about Antônio Carlos Jobim, Luiz Bonfá, and João Gilberto. How did you evolve this year? #SpotifyWrapped https://t.co/9fCNZsJauV

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@Chris_arnade + cars

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@tracesoffaith Still here. Mostly lurking 👀

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Why don’t I like Chock? #TheGoldenBachelorette are we still saying…smarmy??