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What would Jenny Holzer’s mother tweet?

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Screenshot of @JennyHolzerMom's most recent tweets.

I love Jenny Holzer’s truisms, but I think I like @JennyHolzerMom even better!

Screenshot of @JennyHolzerMom's most recent tweets.

I’ve decided to drastically lower my threshold for what I think of as blog worthy. Just because I already retweeted one of these tweets doesn’t mean it’s not also useful to put it up on my blog. It might entertain you–and I will almost certainly forget about it if I leave it in the immediate yet forgettable Twitter-verse.

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