No, I'm the same, in general. The stuff I keep is the real detailed, in-depth stuff.
I do appreciate the posts; I've got a few saved. One day I'll sift them through them when I'm feeling particularly politically-inclined (which is less often these days).
No, I'm the same, in general. The stuff I keep is the real detailed, in-depth stuff.
I do appreciate the posts; I've got a few saved. One day I'll sift them through them when I'm feeling particularly politically-inclined (which is less often these days).
Maybe it would help to read it as history instead of politics.
Politifatigue is real and for me the more shrill and pervasive the politics the quicker it sets in. I think focusing on enjoying the little things of day to day life really helps combat the media's fear and political pressures. It helps gain and retain perspective.
Maybe it would help to read it as history instead of politics.
Politifatigue is real and for me the more shrill and pervasive the politics the quicker it sets in. I think focusing on enjoying the little things of day to day life really helps combat the media's fear and political pressures. It helps gain and retain perspective.
That's true, this is historical as well. That does help a bit, and this period in American history is particularly interesting to me as well.
That's true, this is historical as well. That does help a bit, and this period in American history is particularly interesting to me as well.
Post ALL the links!!!!!
I guess I could post lighter material from time to time but I mostly only hang on to the meaty links. :-)