As if being forced to prove you’re human isn’t enough, now they want you to answer incorrectly for some reason. This only allowed me to move on after I picked what is clearly a mailbox in the lower left.
Microposts
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If you want to stay on top of what I write, I suggest an account at either of those services, bookmarking this page, or using an RSS reader app like NetNewsWire.
Had some fun standing on a few street corners today, getting some honks, and making lots of people smile.
Back home after five nights away. Beautiful sky, perfect air in the house, and lots of cleaning & organizing to do. It looks like life stopped in the middle of Monday, which it basically did.
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Day 3 of being evacuated from our house due to air quality. Fortunately, we’ve been able to stay with friends with a newer, more sealed house and a better filtering system. Special thanks to the amazing community at PDX Hackerspace & folks like @romkey for getting the parts out to build sensors, without which we’d be in much worse shape — and the dark. I managed to hook mine up to an Inkplate 6 for a main room readout that everyone can keep an eye on.
Every now and then the sky looks a bit more normal, but then you look at the floor in the house where the light hits it.
I haven’t gotten them worked into auto-posts or their own individual pages yet, but I’ve been publicly bookmarking a lot more things lately, if you think you’d be interested. Check ‘em out over here.
Highly scientific survey: how often do you drop food on your shirt or lap while eating? 🤦🏻♂️
We went to the Columbia River Gorge last night, slept in the van, and got up from 3 to 4am to watch the Perseids. Although amazing, it wasn’t worth trying to photograph them, but the view from the van this morning was pretty good! Back home in time for breakfast, too.
