@KatTimpf My dad, grandmother, and my great aunt had aortic dissections. They were events that happened all at once. A cardiologist told me that they could check the aorta the day before it happened and not find anything. I’m so sorry about your dad. And that people are a**holes.
@JohnathanPerk@SannaKlawz Just another white person here to say that I, my family and, as far as I can tell everyone I know use them. My family has always called them “bath cloths.” I’d be interested to know where this idea came from—is it just a Twitter thing?
@TrayHairston We moved back after our first child was born wanted our kids to grow up near their grandparents, aunts, uncles & cousins. Those relationships were important to us growing up, and we wanted our children to have that experience.
@RevDuv@lancejorton @bethallisonbarr @kkdumez@BethMooreLPM@KSPrior@JonHaidt This is a fantastic piece! And it made me feel pretty smart because I’d had a sort of epiphany about the internet as a new Tower of Babel a while back. But also kind of dumb bc that was pretty much as far as my theory went, and his was just, wow!