AHAHAHAHA that's amazing!! I was going to say 'Happy American Thanksgiving' originally and then changed it just in case that was rude. So thank you for this! (It was in October...)

Happy Thanksgiving to you, my friend!

I mean, you know, for when the next Canadian Thanksgiving occurs next summer, or whenever.

(Just kidding, so don't clobber me! I was inspired by David Letterman who teased Paul Shaffer every American Thanksgiving by pretending to guess when Canada's might be.)

Happy Thanksgiving!!! 🦃🥧🙏

Yuuuup. Exactly that. It's wild.

This has been the kinda year where - to invoke an old aphorism - decades happen.

Omg I JUST saw this!! Thanks @science-george.bsky.social !!!

I know! I've been traveling a whole bunch and super slack on my social media and keeping up with friends. I've been terrible. 😆 I'm like, a whole year behind in updates somehow... Friggin time...

Happy Halloween to you, my friend!

Good to hear from you!

It's been awhile.

Happy Halloween!! 👻🎃☠️

Thank you so much! I've been surprised by just how much this place has felt like home in only my first day on the platform - although folks like you here have made all the difference, my friend!

I intend to maintain my other outposts too - unless, of course, Elon's foolishness wrecks one of them!

Omg yay!! I was hoping you'd join!! It's good to see you here, my friend!! 👏👏🎉🥳

A Darwin fish!

For the record, I think it's equally valid to choose not to go to college/university and work instead. Again, it's really about you as a person and what fits you best. And that might change over time. You can always go back to school at any time as well and change careers etc etc.

learn, and what you like doing. Education is more fulfilling when you're learning something meaningful to you. University, trade school, college - they're all valid. What kind of a job/career do you want? What fits you best? That's more important.

I hold the world record for the woman with the most academic degrees. I have done many different types of degrees and gone to many different kinds of schools, and each experience is different, but there are definitely trends. I think it's more about finding what works best for you, the way you

For the record, I think it's equally valid to choose not to go to college/university and work instead. Again, it's really about you as a person and what fits you best. And that might change over time. You can always go back to school at any time as well and change careers etc etc.

learn, and what you like doing. Education is more fulfilling when you're learning something meaningful to you. University, trade school, college - they're all valid. What kind of a job/career do you want? What fits you best? That's more important.