Hannah S. Ostroff

Only my silliest tweets get featured in the New York Times. nytimes.com/2022/01/14/cro…

@svershbow Brb getting in the car right now

Introducing my new foster dog, Sharpie! This 13 lbs, 1-year-old, petite treat just arrived in NYC from Texas and is ready to find his forever home. So far he's super friendly and excited to be here.

@brandonetc Thank you!

@HannahOstroff sweet!!! Congrats!!

Life update for anyone still on this website: I work here now! Thrilled to be working in communications (but not social!) at the @librarycongress.

@MLHolmgren @librarycongress Thanks!

@kate_c_lemay @librarycongress Thank you!

@hbro36 I snorted

@rhea_combs @smithsonian Thank you so much!

@HannahOstroff @smithsonian All the best on your next, exciting chapter! ✨

Officially signing off on my last day at the @smithsonian. It’s been an honor to be the voice of this institution online for nearly eight years.

@artlust @smithsonian Thanks!

@HannahOstroff @smithsonian Congrats!

@imMitchLeonard @smithsonian Thank you!

@sierra_vrd @smithsonian You’re incredible! Thank you so much

There are too many people to properly thank, but to anyone who supported me, and trusted me, and encouraged my bad jokes: thank you. I see you, and I’m so grateful for this adventure.

🌊🦀Today's International Horseshoe Crab Day! Did you know: 🥚 One horseshoe crab can lay ~4,000 eggs. 🐦 Many shorebirds can’t survive without horseshoe crabs. 🦂 They are not true crabs. 🚑 You may be alive today thanks to a horseshoe crab. ✏️STORY: s.si.edu/3muQGFe.

'Portmanteau' is a portmanteau.

Said hi to some (really, really) old friends at work today. @NMNH

Shine bright like a ULIRG 💎 With the light of a trillion suns, an ultra-luminous infrared galaxy (ULIRG) shines in the latest @NASAWebb image. Located 250 million light-years away, this target is actually the result of two colliding spiral galaxies: go.nasa.gov/3L7dojN

Image from one of my favorite Smithsonian things, the Sally L. Steinberg Collection of Doughnut Ephemera in @amhistorymuseum's Archives Center.

This is not what I was promised

Just feel like more people should see these absurd seed catalogs from the late 1800s in @SILibraries' collection: s.si.edu/3KwXEGf

A cartoon by Amy Hwang. #NewYorkerCartoons