Breadcrumbs @Breadcrumbpath

Charting the trail to your story, wherever it leads. Tweeting about memory, storytelling, family & home, preserving history & how the past affects our present. Pennsylvania, USA Joined January 2016

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Dan Zangrilli @DanZangrilli

5 months ago

I'm told Bob Nutting drove in today and saw the lines wrapping around the ballpark for blocks and that he has demanded the Pirates organization works on a plan to ensure that *all fans,* not just the advertised 20,000, receive a Skenes Bobblehead. Any fan who scanned in to…

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Meghan McCain @MeghanMcCain

7 months ago

Beautiful, poignant and heartbreaking read from Congresswoman Mia Love as her battle with brain cancer comes to an end. Sending all my love and prayers to Mia and her family. Please read and share: deseret.com/opinion/2025/0…

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Kasie Hunt @kasie

2 years ago

RIP Mike. I will always be grateful I had the chance to learn from someone who could do such incisive, striking things with words. A life well lived 🙏🏻

Eric Tucker @etuckerAP

2 years ago

RIP Mike. I will always be grateful I had the chance to learn from someone who could do such incisive, striking things with words. A life well lived 🙏🏻

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Ted Anthony @anthonyted

2 years ago

Millions of old analog photos are sitting in storage. Digitizing them can unlock countless memories (great story from @AP’s ⁦@liedtkesfc⁩) apnews.com/article/4af56d…

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Breadcrumbs @Breadcrumbpath

2 years ago

The voice can be a powerful carrier of feeling, memory and love.

Ted Anthony @anthonyted

2 years ago

The voice can be a powerful carrier of feeling, memory and love.

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Ted Anthony @anthonyted

3 years ago

When archives disappear, stories vanish forever. Including those that some people might not want told. From @washingtonpost washingtonpost.com/media/2022/12/…

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Ted Anthony @anthonyted

3 years ago

The stories we tell kids through the clothing they’re sold linger for a lifetime. Fascinating stuff.

Marie-Louise Timcke @datentaeterin

3 years ago

The stories we tell kids through the clothing they’re sold linger for a lifetime. Fascinating stuff.

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Breadcrumbs @Breadcrumbpath

3 years ago

Storytelling via foliage.

Massimo @Rainmaker1973

3 years ago

Storytelling via foliage.

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Ted Anthony @anthonyted

3 years ago

“[T]he stories we tell our youngest kids shape their understanding of the world — and themselves. Girls are learning through picture books that they can be daring, ambitious, and brave.” ⁦@lisatolin⁩, author of “How to Be a Rock Star” insider.com/i-make-all-my-…

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Breadcrumbs @Breadcrumbpath

3 years ago

Stories can come from anywhere. And do. washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/2022…

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Breadcrumbs @Breadcrumbpath

3 years ago

All buildings have stories -- even buildings that are IN stories and pretending to be other buildings. Here's a look at the many and varied layers of the "Only Murders in the Building" building. @nytimes nyti.ms/3OTIlGW

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Frankie Huang 黄碧赤 @ourobororoboruo

3 years ago

Superhero shows and movies are so popular now, has anyone crunched some numbers on types of action adventure narratives that were popular before MCU burst onto the scene? Was there more variation in types of stories getting told or not really?

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Breadcrumbs @Breadcrumbpath

4 years ago

Archives can hold wonderful surprises. minnesota.cbslocal.com/2022/04/03/pri…

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Breadcrumbs @Breadcrumbpath

4 years ago

Stories, scattered in the chaos of war. Will they ever be reassembled?

Siobhán O'Grady @siobhan_ogrady

4 years ago

Stories, scattered in the chaos of war. Will they ever be reassembled?

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Breadcrumbs @Breadcrumbpath

4 years ago

The period piece, with history not remixed but restored. washingtonpost.com/arts-entertain…

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Ted Anthony @anthonyted

4 years ago

“To be able to sit in that car and put my hands on the same steering wheel she put her hands on and open the door with the same handle she used and sit in the same seat she sat in — it’s a real connection.”