museum conservators carefully open a box of Jim Thorpe's Wheaties http://t.co/splRmk6Z via @smithsonianmag, @museocat #cereal #history

Abandoned Texas Walmart turned into a library: http://t.co/7XCiMk0H via @motherjones: YES!

definitely! RT @sosarahsays Don't forget to check out front pages from around the world at the @newseum tomorrow! #dc

lookin forward to it @filmfestdc! Jem Cohen’s new film “Museum Hours” receives its #DC premiere @ngadc  http://ow.ly/jYVgI  #lostbookfound

More #authors shld bring protestors to book readings. #drama RT @johnnymetro: Protesting Ian Svenonius @politics_prose  http://lockerz.com/s/274834555 

Michael Pollan schools historians on writing: "Write in a human voice"  http://ow.ly/gyDdG  via @the_wrangler

"Pull Up a Kitchen Chair" Food is at the center of a new exhibit, and it’s sure to get you talking:  http://ow.ly/fGMvO  Nice, @wapoexpress!

Sneak Peek at “FOOD: Transforming the American Table, 1950-2000″  http://ow.ly/fkvHI  #foodhistory

"it may not be only what they’re eating; it may also be what they’re not eating" The Island Where People Forget to Die  http://ow.ly/ePS9W 

Wow, @wgbh, fantastic clip real of Julia Child! And set to "Sweet Child of Mine" - brilliant! http://t.co/uHrCFAvA [VIDEO] #chickensisters

"There was a smile that lit up that person's face as they asked about her." French Chef Director @wgbh: http://t.co/Q0li2s0z #JC100

Congrats, @national_ag_lib! The USDA Pomological Watercolor Collection is now online! http://t.co/A7ad1SbT #gorgeous #fruit

@thinkingurl agreed! Twitter is amazingly reliable, tho. I've heard three different sirens now.

"First, it has to sound like a terrible idea." --Sarah Vowell responding to question about how she chooses book topics. hah! #Natbookfest

great discussion! via @mia_out @benwerd: I regularly hire women for 65-75% of what males make. Here's why&how to avoid it http://j.mp/kxIv0E

My new favorite orange-themed tumblr blog: http://picturesoforanges.tumblr.com/ thanks @kattmoff! #oranges

hah! RT @boobsradley I think we can all credit the proliferation of the locavore movement to the early outrage of the Pace Picante cowboys.

yes! well said. RT @publichistorian Thanks to @ninaksimon for piece on some recent wrongheaded museum critiques: http://tinyurl.com/26rtu8p

so great! MT @nottjmiller: If I can share with you something that expresses how I feel about 2010, it is: http://t.co/fOGtTbM

A lot of "food dresses" around the web. my fav collection: http://ow.ly/3jX62 chives, tomato, bread, lotus root, & more. stunning.