We got out the little bucket bbq for the first time in over a year, and made a hobo dinner - burgers and veggies cooked in a foil packet. Took 40 minutes over hot coals, and worked really well 😀

https://spore.social/system/media_attachments/files/112/497/259/027/215/628/original/3e92d628d676553c.jpeg


"As a long-term project, post-scarcity is more of a question than an answer, widening the scope of what sorts of human beings we might wish to become, and organizing our resources so that everyone can participate in the eternal work of figuring it out."

https://www.vox.com/the-highlight/24065976/economists-post-scarcity-abundance-industrial-revolution-socialism-capitalism


I could never live in this house. Every single window is overlooked. It’s like living in a fishbowl.


Step 5: Receive an automated email telling you to fill the form in again, but this time include all the information they need.

Step 6: Fill in the form again, this time including all of the information (mostly me swearing I am telling the truth) into a Word document and uploading it.

Step 7: tbc

Whenever I do this, I always get the impression that these companies are making it as hard as humanly possible to report a violation, so they don't have to do anything.


Step 1: Report a copyright violation of my website to the host via its "abuse@" email address.

Step 2: Receive an automated response that I have to fill in their web form.

Step 3: Fill in the web form, which was a 250 character limit for the description of the problem. it says you can attach a file; it doesn't offer any suggestions what should be in it.

Step 4: Wait 24 hours.

1/2


Covert cooking: how to bake a pie in prison (2018)

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2018/feb/25/covert-cooking-how-to-bake-a-pie-in-prison


I'm having a clear out in my old Evernote notebooks, and I'm coming across the occasional gem.

https://www.mexicolore.co.uk/aztecs/home/reconstructing-aztec-super-glues


nostr:npub152zzs0hzmfxfgg0cqtk0mlkrvfrfly5lvpkuw8quwassyrs9c0xsd5uzx8 The neurotypical place a lot of value in finishing things, and in not being a quitter.

This does not work for the people who have so many ideas they simply can't finish them all, but live in hope that one day they will.


nostr:npub152zzs0hzmfxfgg0cqtk0mlkrvfrfly5lvpkuw8quwassyrs9c0xsd5uzx8 No no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no.

Have a solidarity hug. 🤗


Hmmm. I have just found a piece of paper on which I have writte:

'Scenes
- "the buzzies are swarming" (it's pollination time).'

No clue what I was thinking when I wrote it.


nostr:npub152zzs0hzmfxfgg0cqtk0mlkrvfrfly5lvpkuw8quwassyrs9c0xsd5uzx8 I don't know any polite company. 😛


There are so many half-eaten* notebooks in this house, it's not funny.

*by which I mean half-used.


It's such an indescribably violation, like someone's broken into your house and helped themselves to the good biscuits.


Oh joy. Ryan and I are dealing with a case of copyright infringement for my website. Again.

The last one nearly sent me to the insane asylum.


nostr:npub1sk00pg2yadenuxwhalqqj2f8eequ0ej5p2feg27mglatj2awszgsvwgddk I think this one was primarily methane from biodigesters.


Oh. That’s going to cause an issue with our food waste collections, I suspect.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-oxfordshire-66991876


nostr:npub1hzzdsl0entp586gsu5n8rqpcwdyrna40fu4tkwngfmgk4dm2qt4qwljjke Also, in Patricia Kennealy-Morrison's Keltiad series, a sorceress gets overwhelmed by grief and (deliberately) destroys an inhabited moon.


And it's off! Good luck in your new home, little guitar. May your new owner be more musically gifted than I. 🎸


My guitar is very keen to begin its journey to a new home where someone might actually play it, but the Freegler coming to pick it up has been delayed.


nostr:npub1hzzdsl0entp586gsu5n8rqpcwdyrna40fu4tkwngfmgk4dm2qt4qwljjke There's a scene in one book of David Edding's Belgariad series where two wizards are having a magical battle. One of them gets overwhelmed, panics, utters a spell he really shouldn't and effectively wipes himself from existence.

So... yes 😀


nostr:npub19ecj9zpqxlpvd2e375mh6xdm6q6rv327ps74xycyasx0ghdpp2vspgfxlk yeah, eactly. You'd hope programs would have less dumb ideas, but then they are programmed by humans.


Looks like guerilla gardening is getting a bit of a reboot. I do like the idea of "botanarchy".

I shall henceforth be a botanarchist. I mean, people already look at me funny, so I have nothing to lose.

#solarpunk

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/sep/28/i-call-it-botanarchy-the-hackney-guerrilla-gardener-bringing-power-to-the-people


nostr:npub19ecj9zpqxlpvd2e375mh6xdm6q6rv327ps74xycyasx0ghdpp2vspgfxlk I have yet to find an algorithm that understands me.

And as soon as I did, I would change.

🤣


nostr:npub19ecj9zpqxlpvd2e375mh6xdm6q6rv327ps74xycyasx0ghdpp2vspgfxlk "Predictive Demographics is key to discovering podcasts with the right audiences for any campaign goals. And for the first time, we're able to make these accurate predictions based solely on the spoken word of the podcasts. This helps advertisers to discover podcasts with untapped potential, which in turn enables more podcasters to make more money from their craft."

So now we know.


How to live forever

https://theoatmeal.com/comics/be_kind


Baby beaver!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-66950410


nostr:npub1hzzdsl0entp586gsu5n8rqpcwdyrna40fu4tkwngfmgk4dm2qt4qwljjke I wanted to be the kind of person who plays the guitar. I thought I would spend my evenings round a campfire playing with friends.

In the entire 10+ years I have owned the guitar, I haven't had the kind of friends that enjoy sitting around a campfire.

😆


nostr:npub1hzzdsl0entp586gsu5n8rqpcwdyrna40fu4tkwngfmgk4dm2qt4qwljjke Today I am finally saying goodbye to the guitar I have owned for over a decade and never really learned to play 🤣


Looking at all your possessions and asking yourself whether you can live without it permanently [bin/rehome] or temporarily [earmark for storage] or must keep handy is quite exhausting.

The amount of stuff we accumulate with the intention of using it "one day" is frightening.

[On an unrelated note, 'earmark' is an odd word.]


It’s back up to 22C in the bedroom, and I’d really like the sun to f*ck off now.


I do love these BookDepository bookmarks (I've got at least one more, it must be hiding in a book somewhere).

https://spore.social/system/media_attachments/files/111/147/717/429/211/902/original/3ac4a63fea3c4b85.jpg


Yeah, well, the Victorians were proper batty.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2023/sep/29/stonehenge-dahlia-show-celebrates-largely-forgotten-victorian-tradition


LLMs, providing added features no one wanted since 2022.


nostr:npub19ecj9zpqxlpvd2e375mh6xdm6q6rv327ps74xycyasx0ghdpp2vspgfxlk It sounds more like maybe it searches through episodes when you're looking for something. I dunno.

I think it certainly wrote their marketing email for them!


Podchasers new "Predictive Demographics feature uses AI to enhance podcast audience targeting based on episode language."

Pardon, what?


nostr:npub18rqc95yklgqgxhu275tacvhaq3aldf7dcghgy9nx9q274kjhdwyqvmzc69 It's quite a painful shock, it's not funny.


nostr:npub17xxrlsdc2pf722ellrk8tswr2gy9cgazqa06we4e2mxqc4lse59qtwmfqa I haven't had one in years, mostly because I now tend to avoid such stress-inducing events!


It has cooled down to the point where I am once more wearing the Electrostatic Slippers of Doom. They tend to build up a static charge on the living room carpet, which we only discover when Ryan gives me a hug.

This leads to a situation where I occasionally cringe away from touching him, only to remember I am not actually wearing the slippers....


In photos: Britain's Honesty Boxes.

#solarpunk

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/gallery/2023/sep/28/eggs-marrows-chutney-england-honesty-boxes-in-pictures


Plant parents and bibliophiles have the best backdrops for video calls 🏆

(Although I did once speak to a scientist who had painted their kitchen cabinets the most glorious shade of blue.)

https://www.theguardian.com/science/2023/sep/28/plants-or-bookcases-as-backdrop-on-video-call-really-do-impress-study-finds


In Germany, Freiheitsfonds (The Freedom Fund) has bought around 850 people's freedom by paying the fines they cannot - incurred by travelling without a ticket on public transport.

At a cost of more than €800,000, they reckon they've saved the state around €12m, based on the estimated cost per day of keeping someone in prison.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-66664823


nostr:npub17xxrlsdc2pf722ellrk8tswr2gy9cgazqa06we4e2mxqc4lse59qtwmfqa Oh good lord, yes, that's worse.

I once got ripped off my a taxi driver in Prague when I was on a mandatory work trip and got a migraine!


nostr:npub17xxrlsdc2pf722ellrk8tswr2gy9cgazqa06we4e2mxqc4lse59qtwmfqa It would. I'm always the first person to want to leave! And that's a heck of a taxi ride back to the hotel.


Geodesic domes containing projections of AI-rendered images depicting "ideal eco futures" featured at the Earth Edition exhibition in California.

The ten-day event was located at the California Institute of Art's (CalArts) campus in Santa Clarita and sought to "shift the tone of the conversation around the climate crisis" with AI technology, large-scale immersive installations and climate-oriented work by over 40 individual artists."

#solarpunk

https://www.dezeen.com/2023/09/25/earth-edition-installations-california-eco-futures/


Ryan has thrown away 6 pairs of plastic 3D glasses he got from the cinema before we got together… which was 10 years ago.


nostr:npub1hzzdsl0entp586gsu5n8rqpcwdyrna40fu4tkwngfmgk4dm2qt4qwljjke Yeah. You can't really tell the difference yet, though!


My decluttering efforts are going well. So far, I've sold two boxes of books, donated 2 large bags of clothing to charity, Freegle'd a dehydrator and recycled a load of old envelopes and empty jars.

Meanwhile, Ryan has... pondered what he can live without.


nostr:npub1uazsflv2ndzxaqk3kwm6l79nt686yw0pgj7dwshnuakgw9tf6uas3mp9en Well, i hate Christmas.


I thought he was great in the West Wing.


nostr:npub19ecj9zpqxlpvd2e375mh6xdm6q6rv327ps74xycyasx0ghdpp2vspgfxlk I think it's the second one. He was on remand, and plead not guilty to the original charges, so this extra charge is being added onto the same trial.


OK, brain is tired of loud music now.


This morning, I will mostly be... refreshing my Radiation Safety training.

☢


I tried to explain to my mum that I was exhausted by being surrounded by people all weekend.

She said “but it’s just us now”.

She has been talking non-stop since Friday afternoon. They’ve now got the tv on so loud there’s nowhere in this flat I find the volume comfortable.

🙉


nostr:npub1mtrw5ypuuqnflmn8je8k3908qj803fpxdk8wl96yvdj77wu3rxusekq9vt Well… I have considered it, but they’re both quite happy to lie and manipulate, so I don’t think so.


nostr:npub1mgl2u5w5zuu8606su6c390vmymwtze7qnwaj9lzsc7wmv6mt420qhe9vjq I know. I am a thoroughly selfish individual, and a terrible daughter.


She’s also completely ignoring the fact that we can’t afford a 4-bedroom house anywhere we would like to live.


And then my dad was talking (from his entire lack of experience) about the small army of adults who are autistic and have never been diagnosed, and could be walking among us!

If only they also could also be diagnosed and fixed and become productive members of society.

(And this is why I will never tell them I am #ActuallyAutistic).


My parents were talking about autism yesterday evening, because a friend of theirs has a daughter who is autistic.

And it sounds like she is a savant  - very artistic and a talented musician. And she’s got a job, with a theatre company. Which is brilliant for her.

But the conversation was very much about the great lengths the medical profession had gone to, to fix this poor girl and turn her into a functioning member of society.

🧵


She’s very focused on the fact that our current house isn’t setup to look nice for guests.

Ignoring the fact that we don’t have any.


She’s still p*ssed that my brother now works from home and uses their 4th bedroom as his office, meaning my parents can no longer stay with them.

She takes it very personally, like it’s all done to deprive her of a guest room.

(Ryan and I are adamant we don’t want a guest room, because it would be a waste of space, and we don’t want my parents to visit.)


We told my parents we were hoping to move house, and my mum is now doing what we predicted she would - telling us exactly what we need in the next house.

Remarkably, this always sounds exactly like what she needs us to have - four bedrooms, so we can each have an office and there will still be a guest bedroom.

Or, if needs must, a 3 bedroom house with a room downstairs that could be used as an office, leaving us with… a guest bedroom!


Alport Heights this morning.

https://spore.social/system/media_attachments/files/111/081/450/969/368/103/original/42fa789d3f0d3f3c.jpeg


The Peak District seems like it might be quite nice. I’d love to come back some day, unaccompanied by any blood relatives.


(Officially, he is a Wilberry “Misty”)

https://www.wilberrytoys.com/misty-dragon-wilberry-eco-cuddlies?search=Dragon


Time for my mother’s ultra-loving morning ritual, whereby she reminds me that hairdryers exist, and one is a available for my use.


News flash: my parents don’t think a certain celebrity’s reported sexual indiscretions should be front-page news. There are MORE IMPORTANT things to cover, dammit!

(They’re watching tv. They are loud. It’s like a bat shit version of Gogglebox.)


This is Bakewell, by the way, my new book dragon.

https://spore.social/system/media_attachments/files/111/079/321/748/219/303/original/f2e73eb55c7a005c.jpeg


nostr:npub1aghdtal27l8h359hmjxxkq65pjjvec8smeypvcrgaee3f0xmeptsyq43s9 They like windfall apples, though, so they can be bribed.


nostr:npub19ecj9zpqxlpvd2e375mh6xdm6q6rv327ps74xycyasx0ghdpp2vspgfxlk My parents used to own a hotel, and on one occasion I was staying there, and they only had one other guest, who was a commuter who lived there during the week.

Late that night, I was privileged to  discover that he really needed to get his prostate checked.

(He was a doctor, so probably he had that covered.)


I think this means we just join the throng of people getting up, or the croissants will be burnt and it will be my fault.


Ah… guest house plumbing. The only way you can tell whether the noise coming from beyond the wall is someone running a tap or emptying an overfull bladder is by how long it lasts.

(Long enough to type this, so…. Tap!)


nostr:npub1aghdtal27l8h359hmjxxkq65pjjvec8smeypvcrgaee3f0xmeptsyq43s9 My family breeds them.


nostr:npub1aghdtal27l8h359hmjxxkq65pjjvec8smeypvcrgaee3f0xmeptsyq43s9 The alpacas are currently in their post-shearing-and-dental-maintenance human-hating phase.

🥴


nostr:npub1aghdtal27l8h359hmjxxkq65pjjvec8smeypvcrgaee3f0xmeptsyq43s9 Thanks! When I’m wearing it, I don’t think about it.

My brother is always rude about what I wear, but it didn’t occur to me that it would be my coat that set him off!

(He has basically worn nothing but black since 1992, even though he’s not a goth.)


In other news, Ryan tells me that after I left the migrant-bashing conversation on Friday night, my parents later characterised my brother’s right-wing politics as “not Conservative enough”.

I’d really love being a changeling right about now.


Early this year, I bought a new coat from an outdoor shop. And it happens to be bright pink, which is not a colour I would normally wear, but Ryan said it would be good for visibility (I’m intending to wear it it non-urban environments), so I went with it.

First thing my brother says yesterday morning, after seeing me in it, was “I see you’ve jumped on the Barbie bandwagon.”

I refused to dignify that comment with a response.


Ok. We survived the Birthday Dinner in one of the world’s noisiest restaurants.

We now just have the Birthday Breakfast (today being the actual day) and Sunday lunch, and then my asshat brother is due to leave because various members of his family have school tomorrow.

We don’t get to leave until tomorrow morning (as we don’t have school as an excuse).

I forgot to mention the three alpacas in the field outside.


nostr:npub13de3kk4twglpjz6vkus3exjfnl4l4vkam4rngf5ja7q7wt84d5vs95tcel We went to Bakewell, we saw the fish and the ducks. We bought a pudding. I bought a cuddly dragon kn the visitor centre, and I have named him Bakewell 🐉


nostr:npub13de3kk4twglpjz6vkus3exjfnl4l4vkam4rngf5ja7q7wt84d5vs95tcel All good suggestions, thank you!

I am a fan of Bakewell tart; I have not yet had the opportunity to sample a Pudding 😀


Also, on this cruise, there were two gentlemen who insisted on laying out on the sun deck in thongs. IN THONGS, people!

Mercifully, they did lie on their fronts, but they had BOTTOMS! On display!

The horror.

(I did ask if they were nice bottoms. It was clear my mother was not amused by this query.)


And we’re on a farm in the middle of nowhere, and there was a terrifying noise in the middle of the night, which I think was a horse snoring.


Later on (after threatening to stab my brother with a cake fork, and getting a rousing cheer from my female relatives for replying to one of his sexist comments with the line “the absence of a penis discourages me from many things, including talking absolute bollocks”), the talk turned to migrants, and I had to leave before I really killed someone.


*They’ve just been on a(nother) cruise and had commented that they hadn’t seen as many obviously gay men on this one.

And then mum said something about the number of pairs of ladies travelling together and something like “well, some of them are probably widows”, and it was all just so bloody silly that it made me laugh.


My mum said something* last night that made me laugh so much (it’s not my fault, they gave me wine) that she asked why, and my only explanation was “It’s 2023, it’s OK to be gay”.

To which my dad replied “We know it’s OK to be gay, the BBC tells us that every 5 minutes.”

Sounds to me like the BBC needs to ramp up their efforts. There are some people at the back who haven’t really understood the message.


We are in the Peak District, near Bakewell.

We _might_ get to go somewhere today, but Ryan’s foot is a bit dodgy, so we can’t do too much walking.

Any suggestions?

(Nature wins out every time, over say a National Trust property)


nostr:npub1fqcqu36jqw7d0aze44fdz5k0rccl2wudqlwmsq22tgsm9k68gxdsfxt5r6 Thanks!


A really good night’s sleep would have made today a lot easier.


I am descended from very dull people.


When I look at Western fashion shows I go "meh, why would anyone wear that?"

This I love.

[A model in Zhang Xiaoqi’s Loolayy autumn-winter show during China fashion week

Photograph: Emmanuel Wong/Getty Images via the Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/news/gallery/2023/sep/14/alien-remains-and-a-mahsa-amini-protest-thursdays-best-photos]

https://spore.social/system/media_attachments/files/111/064/298/688/532/223/original/5c7c62d4086ff17a.webp


Fossils in space on the blog on Monday. You'll have to remember, because I won't.

https://spore.social/system/media_attachments/files/111/064/112/182/695/289/original/a29b32c8b5995e91.jpg


Which deity do I have to sacrifice to, to ensure my skin doesn’t break out until _after_ the weekend?


Maybe next time, you can give me your feedback in interpretive dance? I would probably find that less confusing.


Also, you do realise one of your sticky notes has nothing on it?

🤨


Oh, thank you so much for adding your comments as sticky notes in a PDF file, where I can't entirely see where exactly you'd like me to insert your mutterings.

You couldn't just use Track Changes in the Word file, like a
normal human being?

🤔


I am not reading the news today.

I. Am. Not. Reading. The. News. Today.

(Apologies to anyone using a screenreader.)


nostr:npub1sk00pg2yadenuxwhalqqj2f8eequ0ej5p2feg27mglatj2awszgsvwgddk Sleep incanting?


My office smells like an old bookshop this morning. And while I am obviously _thrilled_, I am also slightly puzzled, as it doesn’t usually smell of anything.


Cake is a vegetable, right?


Just encountered a situation where a researcher's masculine name had been changed to the feminine version, and I had to double-check whether it was a typo or a life-affirming transition 😀

(Pretty sure it's a typo.)


The laundry lined dried in 2 hours.

😮


nostr:npub1hzzdsl0entp586gsu5n8rqpcwdyrna40fu4tkwngfmgk4dm2qt4qwljjke Most days it’s not an issue, I can just throw on something comfortable.


for anything vaguely smart that still fits and will form part of an acceptable outfit.

On top of everything, I used to be skinny and flat-chested (so anything looked fantastic) and now I'm neither and nothing does.

I hate clothes.


two-piece.

Most days none of this will matter. Next weekend, it will matter, because I have to spend the weekend with my family.

My mother is hypercritical and fashion conscious, and permanently on at me for "not making anything" of myself. It's her birthday, so everything has to be perfect.

My brother is an asshat. On previous occasions he has made fun of my "Hiawatha boots" and my "Chairman Mao" trousers (not the same outfit!).

So in the midst of a heatwave, I am scouring my wardrobe


My autism gives me issues with clothing. Specifically, everything has to be soft (not scratchy!) and silent, it can't restrict my movement and any labels I can feel have to be removed.

I've never felt comfortable in skirts/dresses, especially after a creep at work told me "I like you in a skirt" when I wore one once. (It wasn't a sexy skirt, and he knew I was married.)

My boss once accused me of turning up for work in my "pajamas", when in fact I was wearing a lovely Indian-inspired 🧵


nostr:npub1sk00pg2yadenuxwhalqqj2f8eequ0ej5p2feg27mglatj2awszgsvwgddk I have seen (and heard) them!


nostr:npub1duwvxknwf9stxyf4h7ysca5g0dcp69zzd0rgw4ljacm4de6nv4essme398  Well, I don’t know you and I will never meet those asshats, but I can tell you I 100% like you better than them.

I’m sorry you had to go through that.


nostr:npub1hzzdsl0entp586gsu5n8rqpcwdyrna40fu4tkwngfmgk4dm2qt4qwljjke If it’s a recent episode then I haven’t seen it yet.


First Christmas shopping catalogue has arrived.

It’s 27C in here. Santa is melting.


What’s your favourite magic spell?

As a Librarian, mine is “Ssshhh!”

Works every time.🤫


I left the windows in my office open all night.

At 26C, it’s now a whopping 1 degree colder than the bedroom.

🥵


Huh. London has glowworms.

“I wish I was a glowworm, a glowworms’s never glum.
How can you be unhappy, when the sun shines out yer bum?”

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/sep/09/glowworms-conservation-wild-lights-of-london


Ah.

"List five unconventional uses of a book."

Finally, a worthy opponent.


Interviewer: 'Describe your most bizarre life experience thus far."

Me: "During my last job interview, the interviewer asked me whether I wanted to fight 100 duck-sized horses or one horse-sized duck."

This is turning into a Standup comedy routine.


Interviewer: "How would you communicate with me if you were from Mars?"

Me: [Waits 12 minutes]

Slowly.


"Would you rather fight 100 duck-sized horses or one horse-sized duck?"

I'm 100% sure I don't want to work for you, thanks for making that clear!


"If you could lead a parade through your office, what type would it be?"

An identity parade (AKA police lineup.)

I worry about the mentality of the person dreaming up these questions.

Might solve the problem of who's been stealing other people's lunches out of the office frdige, though.

[I have no sensible answers to this question.]


nostr:npub1lmlmw58fvhzaay8980zx8rgu4uk7gz68d8xavxe09xl5mjhmuhvsvryucw We do try and keep them out of the Library garden. They're notorious for playing boisterous games of frisbee, and I'm worried they'll damge the plants!


(During my most memorable interview, I was asked to compose a limerick and describe a paperclip.

I got the job.

The CEO asked me, later, why I'd picked The Who as the topic for my limerick. Was I fan, he asked?

No, I said. It rhymed.

I can't remember the rest of it now.)


Looking at lists of prospective interview questions, I have come across a fun one:

"What do you think of garden gnomes?"

That should do the trick.


It's far too hot at the moment to work on my podcast script. My brain is melting.

Guess I will go back to choosing interview questions for my prospective assistant librarian.

I've already established that he won't have a problem with my pet dragon - he has one too!


Vienna's University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences (BOKU) demonstration project shows how a green roof can be combined with solar panels while preserving the feel of a garden.

Solar panels are suspended 2m above the garden on a pergola. The semi-translucent panels allow light to reach the garden beneath, while still providing shade to the people sitting below.

But these biosolar roofs face many technical challenges.

#solarpunk

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-66054688


A pox on the local farmer, who has decided it’s a good idea to do his muck spreading in a heatwave.

🤢


nostr:npub1hzzdsl0entp586gsu5n8rqpcwdyrna40fu4tkwngfmgk4dm2qt4qwljjke Retreat into your shell and let the people bounce off you!


nostr:npub1yk7q3f8crkvs5t0wkg9a7l0hrynvc8q5n9d209dq0h3dnun9gvmq7q8h8e I had some days last week when there just wasn't anything in the house I could eat, so I put some effort into doing better at that this week!

Big hugs for you then, to get you through to Friday!


nostr:npub19lt4284mghqxekzm6n5njxurnxrxhqhrva2leusdsuu5ja5jeycq66qfjk No choice.


Ryan and I watched ‘Red, White and Royal Blue’ last night, and it gave me some hope that the world isn’t entirely populated with hate-filled ars*holes.