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Half a pound of camembert so far.

..... it was a long day.

It's shocking that the government could do such a thing. I'm shocked. Shook, even.

Today I learned that there is an energy grid owned by the government in the Tennessee Valley as a 1950's New Deal utopia project thing.

The puppies were roughly the size of hamsters, and taxidermists of the Victorian era often mounted Mexican lapdog puppies to display their small size.

😭😭😭

He sure is saying a lot of things that aren't, "it is patently false that I fuck children."

Because he can.

https://ourworldindata.org/water-use-stress

Water stress doesn't get talked about enough.

My lock is a kryptonite that I've seen broken by a piece of soda can on a lockpicking channel. It's perfectly fine for my purposes.

I bought my bike second hand at a bicycle co-op, and they had u-locks and kali(?) basic helmets for sale cheaper than they bought them for, because they want everyone to afford safety.

Shout out to Bradley Street Bicycle Co-op. I wish I needed more bikes.

I got a bike! We live in a small city with recent bike lane upgrades and very bad parking downtown, so being small and maneuverable is a game changer.

My commute is half of what it was on public transport, and comparable to driving. I found a bakery close by with zero parking and excellent food. I went to the night market last night on a whim, and didn't have to deal with parking garages or navigating around road closures and Friday night traffic. I just... showed up.

And I've nearly convinced my partner to buy one, too.

The 50501 main site has a virtual event for August 2nd. Nothing for August 9th yet.

Bamboo sheets and an everything shower is pretty close.

Hey maybe stop sport-fucking children

Lemon pound cake with lemon drizzle.

I like this a lot.

Little late in the growing season to pivot.

Ja.

I like their dots and their weird little dance. That's why I searched iNaturalist for them. And now they're all going to die by my hand. I'm not a bug murderer by nature. I'm fully catch and release... until now.

I'm starting the murder spree tomorrow. I've never seen a nymph before, but now I know what they look like.

My neighbor started an eradication campaign. I had no idea either, so I looked it up. She knew about the jumping worms from living in the southeast US for a while.

What a sweet face!

Your setup looks a lot like mine.