For fun, I took the November tweets, and compiled some of them into this document. It is far from perfect, far from what I’d like it to be. Your feedback would be appreciated, however. The most important thing to remember though, is: Have Fun!!
For fun, I took the November tweets, and compiled some of them into this document. It is far from perfect, far from what I’d like it to be. Your feedback would be appreciated, however. The most important thing to remember though, is: Have Fun!!
Bite Size Canada 
Wow! You work so hard! Thanks for compiling this document.
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It’s not really work if you enjoy it 🙂
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I don’t know anything about tweets. But that was fun to read bits and pieces.
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Thank you, Perpetua! 🙂
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I do find the font a bit hard to read, although I’m not exactly sure why. Maybe because there’s so much space between each letter? It’s a great idea though! 🙂
(Too bad the laws passed ‘today’ didn’t really help save the buffalo, hey?)
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The font: thank you for letting me know. That is the sort of feedback I wanted. Did you like the short pieces, as opposed to my post?
LOL. Yes, the laws were a good idea at the time, and then someone decides to ignore them … One of the reasons I like history. 🙂
Thank you, Michelle!
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When I’m not in a rush writing papers or something I do like the long posts with more detail. Honestly, I had a hard time focusing on reading all 31 pages of the document above, but I really like reading the Tweets everyday. A mix of Tweets and the occasional long post is perfect, I think! And when the short ones tease something I want to find out more about, I can look it up! Like, how did all of those people in Ontario get poisoned with chlorine gas?! 🙂
I just read a really interesting book – it’s kind of about American history, but it happened in Canada, which is why it caught my attention. Have you heard of the US plane carrying a nuke that went down in BC in the 60s?
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1485054.America_s_First_Broken_Arrow_
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No, I don’t think I know about it … Thank you. I can’t wait to sink my teeth in it! I am currently reading a book about 9/11 and how Gander, Newfoundland took in about fifty planes, and many thousands of people, when the U.S. closed their airspace. Wow, what a great read!
I will try to mix longer texts and short ones, in future e-books. Thank you so much for helping me … And for identifying my next read! LOL. 🙂
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My reading list is ridiculously long…always happy to add to other people’s! 🙂
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I do have at least 20 books, mostly Canadian history in one way or another, on my list! Problem is I write more than I read! LOL 🙂
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