Emily Wood
@ebwood.bsky.social
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Assistant Curator, Mount Holyoke College Art Museum || ABD in art history || art & architecture of early modern Spain & Italy || she/her || heads up: there will be Red Sox posts
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ebwood.bsky.social
Thanks for bringing that last point up. 😭
ebwood.bsky.social
And the stress baking continues apace.
A cropped picture of two loaves of apple twist bread, drizzled with a powdered sugar glaze.
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frogandtoadbot.bsky.social
Come back again and wake me up at about half past May.
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mollyknight.bsky.social
lol
cyrthogg.bsky.social
That insanity goes down officially as a grounded into double play, making it the only batted ball hit over 350 feet for a GIDP in the pitch tracking era (reg. + postseason).

Max Muncy grounded into a 404-foot double play.
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fergoe.blacksky.app
Baseball really is the best sport because all it takes is one little bobble and suddenly a game built on routine and order devolves into panic and chaos
cjzero.bsky.social
what in the hell just happened in Milwaukee
ebwood.bsky.social
Leaning into autumnal stuff as a way to try to cope with everything.

Luckily, our campus does autumn very well.

(Taken last week, not during today’s nor’easter, obviously.)
Photograph of a still lake flanked by trees with some of their leaves turning, a blue sky, and a bird flying just above the water—all reflected in the lake’s calm surface.
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katierizz.bsky.social
We’re at the “liberal white home owners have professionally designed yard signs warning about ICE” stage of outrage in Chicago.
A yard sign with Spanish text explaining a person’s rights if stopped by ICE. There’s a white picket fence in the background. A yard sign with Spanish text explaining a person’s rights if stopped by ICE. The sign is among plants and flowers in a front yard.
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bleary.off-the-records.com
If anyone needs me I will be in the museum, lying down next to the bog bodies.
Did people really memorize phone numbers before cell phones, or is that just a movie thing?
2? Questions
I was watching some old shows from the 90s and noticed people would just dial numbers from memory - like they'd call their friends or family without looking anything up.
Made me wonder if that was actually normal back then? Did people genuinely have all their important numbers memorized, or did most folks keep a little address book or written list nearby?
ebwood.bsky.social
And…yup!

EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.

How does he still have a job there?!?
ebwood.bsky.social
I have not clicked on the link yet, but I’m going to go ahead and say that the author’s initials are JJ.
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ebwood.bsky.social
Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Forbidden Colors, 1988.

Installation shot from ‘The Workspace: Felix Gonzalez-Torres.’ The New Museum of Contemporary Art, New York. 16 September–20 November 1988.
Four vertical panels, hung in a row on a white wall, each panel a different color. From left to right: green, red, black, and white.
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oliviamesser.bsky.social
In which John Oliver methodically unpacks how thin it is to claim you’re all about “the truth” when you’re only running essays don’t get properly fact-checked — and don’t hold up to even basic reporting scrutiny www.youtube.com/watch?v=gieT...
Bari Weiss: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO)
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karenho.bsky.social
Any journalist of color, I know working at a major institution like this, would instantly be reprimanded or possibly even fired.
brandonfriedman.bsky.social
Promoting the editor-in-chief's personal side project. Zero named sources in a story that promotes the editor-in-chief's personal political position. Misspelling the subject's name. It took one day for CBS News to become a conservative blog.

www.cbsnews.com/video/some-n...
CBS News: Some NYPD officers worry about Mandani becoming NYC mayor the Free Press reports.
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snelsonus.bsky.social
"Amy Sherald: American Sublime," which opens at the Baltimore Museum of Art next month will travel to the High Museum in Atlanta, opening on May 15, 2026. It will be uncensored.

high.org/exhibition/a...
Amy Sherald: American Sublime
high.org
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theartnewspaper.bsky.social
Palestinian artist Dima Srouji’s London show explores myth, memory and erasure through the built heritage of her homeland.

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ebwood.bsky.social
One thing I hadn’t thought about is that new pavement is much quieter when cars drive over it than old pavement is. Added to the list of temporary benefits of repaving, alongside no potholes/patches going into the winter.