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Mastodon #ProTip: If you haven’t yet, log into your account on the web & set up a few featured hashtags.

Featured hashtags let visitors to your profile quickly know what interests you & are different than just putting tags in your main bio decription. When tapped they search specifically *on your timeline* to reveal the topics you are interested in and post often about.

They display in clients like @ivory & are a way to quickly access posts for easy threading too. 👍

https://youtu.be/TQA0o_qntQk

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Mastodon #ProTip: If you haven’t yet, log into your account on the web & set up a few featured hashtags.

Featured hashtags let visitors to your profile quickly know what interests you & are different than just putting tags in your main bio decription. When tapped they search specifically *on your timeline* to reveal the topics you are interested in and post often about.

They display in clients like @ivory & are a way to quickly access posts for easy threading too. 👍

https://youtu.be/TQA0o_qntQk

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When I was very young my father would sing me a lullaby, partly in French. I was so little I can’t remember the words or even the whole song but I remember the cadence of my father’s voice + the main melody.

Years later I discovered ‘You Just May Be the One’ by The Monkees has a very similar melody and rhythm as that lullaby. The song turned into a way to summon my father whenever I needed his strength or love. I’ve been grateful for that song my entire life but especially since his passing. 💕

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When I was very young my father would sing me a lullaby, partly in French. I was so little I can’t remember the words or even the whole song but I remember the cadence of my father’s voice + the main melody.

Years later I discovered ‘You Just May Be the One’ by The Monkees has a very similar melody and rhythm as that lullaby. The song turned into a way to summon my father whenever I needed his strength or love. I’ve been grateful for that song my entire life but especially since his passing. 💕

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My father, Paul Maheux, sits with me, a toe-head little baby, around 1-2 years old, in the Florida ocean. Circa 1971.