I'm over here imagining the proclamation of the Nicene-Constantinopolitan-Houstonian Creed at the First Council of Houston instead of a concert at NRG Stadium during the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. ⚓
The steady march of the armadillo continues, unbothered by human trivialities like the North Carolina border.
I'm over here imagining the proclamation of the Nicene-Constantinopolitan-Houstonian Creed at the First Council of Houston instead of a concert at NRG Stadium during the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. ⚓
A student just came into my office and said he was confused by the assignment because he didn't know what an obituary was. The decline of local newspapers has left many gaps, but this is one I hadn't expected.
In his "autobiography" (more a loosely edited diary), John Adams on Sep 9, 1776 noted without comment—in one sentence—that Congress had officially adopted the name "United States."
He then spent over 500 words recounting an argument w/ Ben Franklin about whether to close bedroom windows at night.
When I briefly stopped by Palmer Memorial Episcopal Church this afternoon, the security guard mentioned something about an incident with a train. I thought he was referring to the light rail, not the little train across the street that goes no faster than 7 miles per hour and isn’t driven that fast.
When I briefly stopped by Palmer Memorial Episcopal Church this afternoon, the security guard mentioned something about an incident with a train. I thought he was referring to the light rail, not the little train across the street that goes no faster than 7 miles per hour and isn’t driven that fast.
You know @dieworkwear.bsky.social is about to drop some serious beats about Florsheim and mens footwear.
Let me tell you something. Y’all are asking too many damn questions at every point of sale. I have to leave a comment, make a suggestion, donate to a charity, choose a method of payment three times and then multiple choice of ways to get a receipt.
Take the damn money and leave me alone.
And true beyond the US! The anomaly of the mid 20th c being mistaken for the norm has so many implications —
As does History popular and academic often ignoring rather than centering history of family.
Greetings from the Lone Star State.
So many mid-term election ads are just writing themselves these days.
During his discussions with U.S. intelligence officials, “Procházka came back [and] said, ‘What’s Little League?’” recalled Bearden, the former top CIA operations official. “And I said, ‘What?’ And he said, ‘One of our people won’t come back because he’s coaching Little League.’”
The storm clouds in my part of Houston are extra ominous-looking at the moment. 😳
"So many of the stories of Black Charlestonians, [Damon] Fordham said, are lost to the graveyard. This collection, he said, 'is of major importance (to) piece together what we can find from the generations that are no longer with us.'"
"So many of the stories of Black Charlestonians, [Damon] Fordham said, are lost to the graveyard. This collection, he said, 'is of major importance (to) piece together what we can find from the generations that are no longer with us.'"
"The memorial was required by law to be installed by March 2023. This morning, while most of Washington slept, it appeared."
"The memorial was required by law to be installed by March 2023. This morning, while most of Washington slept, it appeared."
i don't think anyone at the time expected reagan tearing solar panels off the white house to spite jimmy carter would be such a significant metaphor for the 21st century
Consistently, respondents to the ISM surveys in both manufacturing and services have identified tariffs as a major headwind to an otherwise positive business outlook. This is not new, it's been a constant theme for the past year.
"At the opposite end of the spectrum is Canada, where Pew found that 92 percent of people say their fellow Canadians are good, while just 7 percent say they’re bad."
"At the opposite end of the spectrum is Canada, where Pew found that 92 percent of people say their fellow Canadians are good, while just 7 percent say they’re bad."
Well, gas is expensive, and food is expensive, and we’re doing a war nobody wants, but at least there are no jobs
Old North State tobacco farmers
I was once asked to officiate at a funeral in a funeral home chapel in Virginia. Every seat was taken, and every guest looked like they’d stepped off the set of the Sopranos, which seemed out of place. There was a harpist who played “As Time Goes By” in the middle of the service. Scared? A little! ⚓️
Old North State tobacco farmers
I was once asked to officiate at a funeral in a funeral home chapel in Virginia. Every seat was taken, and every guest looked like they’d stepped off the set of the Sopranos, which seemed out of place. There was a harpist who played “As Time Goes By” in the middle of the service. Scared? A little! ⚓️
RIP Martin Luther, you would have loved posting a thread 🧵🧵🧵 (1/95)
❤️ North Carolina? I was baptized and raised in a Moravian church near Winston-Salem.
Kernersville is my hometown! ❤️
