Usually, I just shake my head in wonder at the idiocy of email marketers before I unsubscribe. But after receiving 27 emails in less than one month from a company I know and admire – I have bought many, many pairs of glasses from @warbyparker – I am fed up. #EmailMarketing#spam
Finally, my executive talents are acknowledged in a way I should post on LinkedIn: the fortune cookie. Apparently, I can outsource the ability to pick lottery numbers, but not, alas, the ability to use commas. #grammar
Brilliant essay on Shakespeare and (unnamed) Trump: " a different plague, the plague of being governed by.a mendacious, morally bankrupt, incompetent, blood-soaked, and ultimately self-destructive leader": https://t.co/yMAZjxs1hK
Macbeth=Trump #greenblatt#shakespeare
A perfect--and damning--graph in the Times today: https://t.co/HkwQLcTngL Perfect in the sense that it's crystal-clear and offers the basis for a meaningful comparison; damning in the sense that it's, well, damning. #COVID19#DumpTrump2020
When I started using a word processor, dropping the second space was one of the first habits I developed. Two spaces were useful with fixed-width fonts but silly in today's world. Thanks, Sunil; this is a good development.
For all the two spacers after a period, it's end of an era. Microsoft Word now flags it as an error. https://t.co/vDEsDMUXwG cc: @timpeters1959#grammar
I can't understand why the ongoing story of the evil #loriloughlin and the clueless #oliviajade bothers me so much – but it does: https://t.co/eE04TYocxZ
@Connellybooks@YouTube So pleased your tweet alerted me to this; I've read The Black Echo twice and now am been listening to this audio version. I am even more impressed this time around; it's a great thriller, and an astonishingly accomplished first novel – so cleverly conceived and constructed.
As an Anglophile, I'm predisposed to like this address by Queen Elizabeth II to the UK people. As an American, I'm embarrassed we don't have a leader capable of providing such simple, thoughtful, and hopeful reassurance. https://t.co/07fzk341up #coronavirus#QueenElizabeth
Hugely important now and going forward: https://t.co/sLa4NmPcLU via @NYTimes | How we treat the neediest defines us a society (and we don’t look that good — yet!). #coronavirus#inequality
@HarriettSG@maggiegeewriter@nazirafzal I cannot wait to read "Hamnet" by Maggie O'Farrell. Great episode and great podcast in general.
For my #goodread: Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel because the sleeping sickness of the Tudor era is so relevant today.
I love the New York Times – its overage of #coronavirus is sure to win another Pulitzer – but it also finds beauty in the midst of fear: https://t.co/Q6O0WVZ6Jw