I see it differently. A lot of people here are Nostr only, or at least not on Twitter. They’re sharing those memes with us we’d otherwise not see.
Thank you, meme daigou 🫡
Humans have always made trails to get from one place to another more efficiently. Even non-human animals do this.
Not to say that there weren’t a lot of “let’s create more jobs!” needless roads made throughout human history. But like so many things the state co-opts and corrupts, I think there is a genuine and innocent human desire for it that we can see fulfilled without coercion.
In the following sense, completely disagree: “sheltered from knowledge of socially uncomfortable realities, or from the expectation to behave responsibly”
In the following sense, completely agree: “encouraged to play and pursue their interests; not shamed for being playful or silly or for where they find joy in life”
Work with your hands.
Explore your other interests more pointedly, even if only a little interested.
Learn more about nature (including caves!) and get out immersed in it; really observe it.
Talk to normie friends and family about what they’re interested in with the goal of learning more about who they are and how you can bring them joy.
Pray with openness to hearing back from God.
I’ve never tried, but that’s amazing!!
It makes sense; intuitively, I think the pressure of the water could regulate the force of the nail better than the air.
I think it will! When comparing no inoculation vs. storebought inoculant they did taste different; no inoculant was even tastier. But I’ve never compared no inoculant vs. daughter of storebought inoculant.
Yes! I make them by hand. Here’s one I have for sale ready to go; I also have a larger size needing to be glazed. Let me know if you’d like to talk more.
To see more examples of my work, including different Bitcoin mugs, check out #wrensnest
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#til that in a garden context, caffeine basically acts a bit like roundup 😮 😢
I’ve been using coffee grounds and spent tea leaves directly in the garden, but I’d probably better compost them thoroughly first.
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Thank you; good info. To be sure, over my life everyone has always talked about putting tea and coffee grounds in the garden and this is the first I’ve heard against it. I’ve got a lot to think about.
Today I confirmed that someone was on my mutelist probably by mistake (a thorough review of their profile several weeks back showed they had not met my criteria for muting).
I usually take some care with these things, so I can’t figure that out.
My reason for bringing this up is something that has been troubling my mind for a while for going unsaid:
I want to make sure that EVERYONE knows that they are welcome in #nostrbiblestudy as long as they are respectful to the other participants and the spirit of the group, showing up to learn in good faith.
It doesn’t matter if I’ve muted you, by accident or on purpose. It doesn’t matter if we’ve never spoken or if we have had heated arguments. What I hope to accomplish in that room is vastly bigger than my feed, my preferences, or the past. I leave all that outside.
Please join, you are invited.
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