I finally went to the harbor after dark to get photos of this amazing boat decoration.đ
This time of year is âsunset seasonâ in my area of California. Last nightâs sunset lived up to the hype.
I was in Memphis on Tuesday evening at this weekâs big storm approached.
I am certainly going to miss these Georgia skies.
Georgia, you have lovely skies. â¤ď¸
We tried to look tough. But this being the morning after a day full Thanksgiving cooking and festivities, rough is a more appropriate adjective.
Why this movement away from Twitter feels different
I’m probably oversimplifying, but this seems like the first ever mass-migration from one social network to somewhere else motivated by sudden shock rather than sudden popularity. There’s still a network effect, but the primary motivation is not the novelty of something new and exciting. âŚ
I really enjoyed wandering around downtown Savannah, Georgia over the weekend.
Itâs been a good week for dinner bowls
I love making a good veggie sautĂŠ.
Arkansas, we will meet again. â¤ď¸
Breakfast at the campsite
Preparing to move is weird and hard
Preparing to move is weird and hard I wish there was a shortcut through the moving process. Even more, I wish there was a shortcut for communicating with others during a move. Expressing and enforcing boundaries is not easy for me. Boundaries are imperative during a move. There is always more to do âŚ
Salad. I nailed this one. đ
Some ads from a 1969 issue of Life Magazine about the moon landing.
The most brilliant sunset tonight. đ
Day 4 of COVID. Iâm fortunate to report the strangest symptom I have is cucumbers taste gross. I thought it was a fluke, but I sampled a different cucumber and the taste was the same. It certainly hasnât been a âmildâ bout of COVID, but my symptoms are otherwise manageable.
The disappearing view Yesterday I made the first trip to Goodwill for The Move. That means my time on this dock, watching this lighthouse, has an end date. I love this spot. It has been a healing place. I will miss it, but I am ready for what comes next.
From the gopherâs perspective.
There are so many fish in the Santa Cruz harbor right now. My not exaggerating guess would be in the high hundreds of thousands.
Sherbet sky over Santa Cruz, 18 March 2022.
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I love where I live.
It wasnât last nightâs unbelievable sunset. But the sound of the waves was soothing.
Kitchen wall calendar
For the past couple of years, I’ve had a calendar on the wall of my kitchen. I cross each day off right before I go to bed every night. Obviously it’s helpful during a global pandemic to mark the passing of days since they all feel the same. But as a habit, I appreciate seeing what has âŚ