I haven’t reblogged someone else’s piece here before, so this is a first. The author, a Salem State University history professor, has a blog in which she offers a wide variety of images to illustrate historical topics. Found out about it when one of her articles was “Freshly Pressed.” This article of hers is on witchcraft, certainly a topic relevant to this blog:
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Indeed very appropriate! Thanks!
Saw your Facebook reposting (as you know). 🙂
There’s another blogger I read who argued in a post that blogs tend to stop taking chances as they get well-established. (http://bottledworder.com/2012/12/26/three-reasons-i-like-to-read-not-so-well-known-blogs/ )
My blog can’t really claim to be popular, nor well-established, but that blogger had a point I’ve taken to heart. I’ve never done a reblog before, but said to myself, “Hey, to heck with precedent, it’s appropriate and the right thing to do.”