Many of us are not on social media but we often get to hear about it and are sometimes sent screenshots...
We preferred to enjoy the charms of a Hudson Valley weekend instead---or observe 9/11---or were invited to a Rosh Hashanah seder---or stopped by the Croton Yacht Club---or handled seasonal chores. Of course, we did check email now and again...and friends kept the blog well informed---but all we have to say is....
Sometimes it is healthier to touch grass, light a candle....or harvest tomatoes.
You'll have no trouble finding much of this---if you are inclined---lots of the usual daily outrage---revisionist history, Orange Man bad, measles, Ebola, bird flu, genocide, climate, AI-apocalypse, yada yada yada---to hear some folks tell it, we should have all been dead decades ago---but we're kind of done with it.
Yes, quite a bit was deleted unread once it hit assorted mailboxes and blog comment sections----readers have sifted through the muck, however, so the rest of don't have to...
Moving along.....ON ASSORTED SITES:
***Lots of praise for how the 9/11 observances were handled; many thanks to the Town of Cortlandt for the Tri-Municipal photo album
And lot of very positive feedback on the president's Pentagon speech; see the transcript here
And similarly for Lawler; go here
And boy has Maher made quite a few members of his party very angry---see here
***BOTS..... bots.... everywhere a bot.....The standard advice remains--if you are going to be on social media, choose what pages you visit and post on wisely. And the same advice also still applies: block when you can, scroll on by if you can't.
The Croton Landing has been a breath of fresh air and reality. That page is really a little gem.
ReplyDeleteSo we have heard. For some issues, yes, very much so.
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