Replying to @cbouzy
Those who think hell hath no fury like a woman scorned should meet a slightly inconvenienced homosexual man. Neither of those can hold a candle to that!
Replying to @BostonHistory
Looking at it again, with the colon it is better to use the semicolons.
Replying to @BostonHistory
You can use periods at the end of each or put semicolons after the first few with a period after the last one. Periods after each is slightly better but either is acceptable.
One of the mandatory stops @AudreyCollins23 would make when she visited me in Boston. I stopped by today for a bit and let many wonderful memories sweep in.
Will continue to promote Spoutible to the entire genealogical community as a replacement for Twitter. Look forward to being able to put out more details.
Replying to @cbouzy
So seriously bummed. I remember doing my preregistration, but I guess it never went through. Now I have to wait another week. I should have made certain.
Replying to @BostonHistory @Boston1775
Either is grammatically correct. But as an editor, I would also cut the word count for clarity and say “Jane Doe’s original grave marker.”
Replying to @BostonHistory
Not sure you’ll find one definitive, but the Mapping Boston book is very good.
So pleased to be selected as the new managing editor for the Association of Professional Genealogists Quarterly.
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Regarding the highly classified President's Daily Brief, circulated to a tiny circle of top US officials, Biden says he "read it every single day as Vice President." Biden also says it's a "dereliction of duty" for Trump to ignore these intelligence briefings.
Got a shoutout from @MakingGayHistry for some work I did for the podcast on Wendell Sayer (bit.ly/2zqcwEz). What a great surprise for the day!
The National Archives of the UK has made digital images from their collections free to download during the pandemic. 10 per day, up to 50 per month. I started yesterday! Get the details at bit.ly/2KuITUN.
Legacy Family Tree Webinars has free webinars all month. Today is my intro to French Canadian Webinar. Free to everyone! bit.ly/2JOtNsX
If you're in Massachusetts the first weekend in April, join me at the Mass Gen Council's conference in Lowell for an excellent and diverse group of presentations!
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The story of "Morse Code" for slaves hoping to escape into freedom. bit.ly/2S4EU4s
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I'm a writer/editor. You should see what happens when I tell them that two spaces after a period went away in the 80s. And that an apostrophe is only used to make possessives, not plurals! 😆
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Replying to @CleverTitleTK
@CleverTitleTK Great interview with Drew @genealogyguys on the Genealogy Connection podcast. Couldn't agree more with the discussion that no name was ever changed at Ellis Island brings up. Happens to me all the time, too!
UMass student Peter Perry takes photos around Boston covering up part of the image with a historical pic of that place. What a great idea!
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