Abigail (Abby) Parker (@ayparker3) 's Twitter Profile
Abigail (Abby) Parker

@ayparker3

eLearning Specialist | Auburn Alum (War Eagle!) | Former ELA Teacher | Avid Reader | Lifelong Learner

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ely kreimendahl (@elykreimendahl) 's Twitter Profile Photo

me: I’ve always loved reading my mom: yes when you were a child we had to ground you from books because being sent to your room just made you happy me: ???????????????????!!!!!!!!?????

Hannah Thomasy, PhD (@hannahthomasy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

are there science camps for adults? like i just want to help someone dig up dinosaurs or count mushrooms or weigh turtles for like a week

Kenny Keil (@kennykeil) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Lizzo plays a flute and one day later everyone's an expert on flutes. They should keep handing her instruments until we accidentally bring back music education

NHFPL (@nhfpl) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Closing out Library Card Month by sharing a comic we love by Nathan W. Pyle! Do you have a library card yet? You'll need one to borrow some "texts" of your own. Stop in at the library and register for one today!

Closing out Library Card Month by sharing a comic we love by Nathan W. Pyle! Do you have a library card yet? You'll need one to borrow some "texts" of your own. Stop in at the library and register for one today!
Into The Forest Dark (@elliottblackwe3) 's Twitter Profile Photo

More than his macabre stories, I love Edgar Allan Poe, who was born #OTD in 1809, because he wrote with his cat, Catterina, on his shoulder. I like to think he was taking dictation & that all of his tales were things Catterina had seen in her nightly prowling.

More than his macabre stories, I love Edgar Allan Poe, who was born #OTD in 1809, because he wrote with his cat, Catterina, on his shoulder. I like to think he was taking dictation & that all of his tales were things Catterina had seen in her nightly prowling.
Boze the Library Owl 😴🧙‍♀️ (@sketchesbyboze) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hercule Poirot had it exactly right: stay warm, ride trains, keep a mug of hot cocoa on the night stand and pick the sort of career where people regularly invite you to visit their lavish country estates