sopranovox.bsky.social
Animal lover / pro (CPDT-KA, FFCP). Classical soprano. Very online since early 90s. Bookworm. Nerd. Losing myself in genealogy rabbit holes since 2002. šŗšø / š®šŖ citizen. Deep belief thereās good in everyone.
Former Twitter: @LlyrCat
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Iām sure thereās a home office there
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Dave McCormick apparently plans to solve this problem by not having any town halls ā or even really opening his hypothetical Philly office
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Very agnostic these days but feeling the urge to try to pray him through this.
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Heās been the best pope in my lifetime, which I have spent not expecting much as far as popes go.
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Well, thatās what I was thinking but entirely flexible if thereās something else meriting celebration
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Brendan is a treasure, and I marched in the alternative parade in support a few years when I lived in NYC.
www.irishstar.com/news/new-yor...
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I think calling off the White House, but still visiting places like New York, Philly and selectively celebrating with non-MAGA diaspora is the best move. One event to get to know is Brendan Fayās St. Patās For All Parade in Queens, NY.
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WHY ARR YOU MAKINGHIM WAIT TEN WHOLE MINUTES
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If only there were something they could do, such as vote against things or speak up.
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How fortunate ā for summerā¦
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My surname change happened (several times, actually) in Ireland before immigration, but people always ask about Ellis Island when I mention itās a messed-up Irish name.
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OK, I was wrong, our wee dusting of #sneachta is sticking
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why on earth have you abandoned the land of sunshine for this today?
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Muttering grouchily under my breath in Pennsylvanian working out of doors today. The teeny flurries right now arenāt enough to stick, though.
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One of these Iāll help you with your tree and weāll find out how much Norman you likely have š
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arrĆŖte !
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Some people havenāt read/watched enough espionage fiction and it shows.
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After watching Perry Mason, I was tempted to take the bar exam, but learned that in my state you need an actual law degree first š
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I thought you had to pass a hard law test to be a lawyer
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Try a turn as GenX, I think youād enjoy it
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ERMAGAWD
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I did a walkthrough, hereās a timelapse. This is probably the biggest demo in D.C. so far post-inauguration, brought together by the 50501 Movement which originated on Reddit.
Everyone was chanting āfire Elon!ā while I was filming this.
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I havenāt had a lot of responses from those I have contacted. I suspect a number are no longer with us.
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Agreed! If there werenāt so many stakeholders who may have offline evidence, Iād just go ahead and unhook the earliest ancestors I have evidence for from the unsourced earlier parts.
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I like to think of myself as good at self-orienting to on-line resources, but I give full credit with endless gratitude to Cyndi Ingle of @cyndislist.bsky.social for the webinar that opened my eyes to the free collections I didnāt realize how to find on FamilySearch.org.
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I am also always happy to compare notes with potential relatives off that site, but I think a lot of people donāt realize how useful it is.
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So, I *didnāt* use the site for a long time for that reason; however, itās an invaluable resource in the genealogy community.