As we at PfRC enter our thirteenth year, we wanted to
take the chance again to thank our readership express our gratitude for your sustaining interest and hope that we’ve managed to impart a just a bit of curiosity and inspiration to carry forward into the blogosphere.
Since we last checked-in, here are the most popular posts:
10: An article about the US Bill of Rights—originally twelve amendments to the constitution.
9: The wardrobe department on one of the Star Trek franchise’s latest iterations.
8: Public reception of the avante garde 1913 New York City Armory exhibition
7: A look at the self-inflicted wounds of the Anglo-Saxons
6: Once again—extreme points across the globe
5: The Japanese practical, special effect called tokusatsu
4: Live-tweeting revolutions, from last year’s top ten.
3: More US State Flags that could need an update—again from last year’s top ten.
2: A comparison of emoji renderings for ringed planets
1: For I think the second year in a row (wrong—it just feels like I have been seeing it for a whole year and change)—speculation about the etymology of OK.
I am curious to see how this list might stack up to the next. We love you all and best wishes for a happier and more auspicious balance of 2020.
10: An article about the US Bill of Rights—originally twelve amendments to the constitution. 
