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HCR FTW!

Every American, imo, should listen to Heather Cox Richardson's eight-part video series, The American Paradox. Yeah, it's history. Yeah, there's lots of details in there. Yeah, it can get a little long here and there, but multitask and do the dishes while you're listening, listen while you're driving, or something. But listen. The Republican party of…

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Maps!

Truly, I was never into paper maps. Local, national, global -- didn't matter, not my thing. Couldn't read 'em. Couldn't follow 'em. Couldn't understand 'em. But these rendered versions? This dimensional stuff? Fascinates me endlessly! I think it's easy (well, it has been for me) to just be like, "Oh, I'm an American. We live on this piece of land.…

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Resident, Alien

I adore -- adore, adore, adore -- the show Resident Alien. While the whole show is great, the cast is well-cast, the writing is fab and the show is funny, Alan Tudyk plays the alien in a most brilliant, adorable and enjoyable way. Totally recommend the show. Netflix. iykyk A tidbit I'd have never ever guessed: Dude is…

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Generations and technology

Societal mood shifts and moves over time and in (obvious later) eras. Generations, and which one is in young adulthood, midlife or elderhood impact these shifts everywhere, including technology. Here's a look at generational archetypes and technology. Mind you: generations (at least those in the U.S.) encompass tens of millions of people, span 17-23 years and…

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The Gaslighter in Chief

For every R running around, trying to defend Trump, calling him great, calling him a leader, calling him whatever version of presidential-ness, really? I mean, really? He's a narcissist. Period. And narcissists gaslight -- ALL THE TIME. They don't know anything but gaslighting and saying the most contradictory, unbelievable BS and presenting it as reality ... because…

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Scram scam

I almost fell for it. I really almost did. I love-love-love the OOFOS sandal/flip-flop thing-y. It / they have changed my world for the better. Profoundly. I went from owning one pair to owning many, very quickly. I have them everywhere: in my clothes closet, in the basement by the gardening tools, in my car (if I…

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Young Xers

Generations are, I find, quite fascinating to note. I never watched Northern Exposure when it was on. (I was on a many-years no-TV jaunt through the entire '90s.) But when I started watching the show on Amazon, it was instantly clear to me that all the young actors were Gen Xers, with most born in the…

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