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@tombetts258 Yes.

@mlanger Will you ever return to Wenatchee?

@canuckinspain You can't forget. Why aren't you on Mastodon? This place has become quite the hell hole. The people on Mastodon are much nicer and there are no ads or algorithm. Please come. The only time I'm here is to share links to blog content now.

@mlanger I commented to a friend once. If you havent lived rough, you won't know what easy is. She commented that should be the title of my book. ( Ive decided against writing, dont want to relive it all) . I think it is similar to your pain/joy. I let go, but I don't ever forget.

Dear Twitter friends: Please come to Mastodon. I miss most of you and am thrilled every time one of you joins us there.

@MusicArtsPromo I’m on Mastodon now. Just sharing links to blog posts here. I’m on my boat in SC now.

@mlanger Hey! What's up! I'll have to go take a read & catch up. Where are you?

@tombetts258 The only thing I post on this hellsite are links to my blog posts. I'm on Mastodon now and I honestly don't understand why all the folks who follow me here aren't.

@mlanger Sounds like a great adventure trip. I have not been able to keep up with X. But can touch base once in awhile. I’m now working on a new book, so taking up a lot of time.

You folks are still here? 🤣🤣🤣

@iamharaldur @elonmusk

As Tweet Deleter continues to delete my 147K tweets, I just thought I’d stop by to remind folks that Mastodon is full of interesting people with no ads or promoted content to waste your time and no algorithms to hide the stuff you want to see. I hope to see some of you there.

@NASA Please come to Mastodon.

Taking a moment this #LaborDay to show appreciation for the out-of-this-world efforts of all those who work tirelessly to reach the stars and beyond. Trinesha Dixon is a @NASASTEM program analyst at @NASA_Johnson, where she works to empower interns and colleagues to learn and grow: go.nasa.gov/3PjL1Rt

@NOAA Please come to Mastodon.

ICYMI

@NatlParkService Please come to Mastodon.

Serenity now! Even the most visited national parks have places of serenity and solitude—you might just have to walk a little further on the trail to find it.⁣ Keep going. Almost there.