pickIncredibly tragic but interesting to hear about people‘s experiences in the aftermath of the disaster.
I listened to part of this on audiobook and it seems the “narrator” was AI generated (by the Voice Clan?) which came across with weird pauses and no inflection in its tone. I don‘t recommended this version as it detracted from reading/words.
This is more than just about the Challenger but rather a comprehensive look at NASA 🚀🧑🚀👩🚀
pickA sad book on a sad day. I‘m glad I read it though. Like any other big, sad, emotional event I didn‘t really have my facts straight. Rivlin is a good writer and I‘ll read more of his books in the future.
Saw this article and I couldn‘t help but think about the #CampLitsy pick Tilt. Here‘s the link to the article for anyone who‘s interested.
https://apple.news/AQu0sZz9BS3eofd_3sn5zXA
Taking my hygge hour early tonight so that I can go to bed early. Eating cereal for dinner (Which I love- that‘s not a complaint.) and doing my best to make a dent in the tagged for my work book club. #HyggeHour
Leave those dishes, I should have said. Come play with me in the forest, I should have said. The world will end tomorrow.
If it‘s bad news, I don‘t want to know. I want to pause here, in this moment, the moment before I know.
People will tell you that everything is clear in hindsight, but really it‘s just rewritten.
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pickPortland, Oregon is destroyed by a massive earthquake, catching Annie by surprise while obliviously shopping for a crib at Ikea. Everything comes crashing down and the heavily 9-months‘ pregnant Annie, escaping the rubble by the skin of her teeth, starts walking to her husband‘s work. She‘s accompanied, at time, by the Ikea worker who saved her life. This is the story of her walk through the destroyed city while talking to Bean, the baby she‘s ⬇️
