YouTube recap! Never played Minecraft, but the videos help me sleep, because it's so very boring. Off grid living's an actual interest, I watch a ton of that. Historical food's all @tastinghistory.bsky.social & Townsends. "Home renovation" = can't scroll past a Dear Modern short. So, now you know! 😄

The ever growing collection of pens and pencils I've broken because I can't stop fidgeting with the clippy part. Added another one today. 🫡

Planted the propagated Echeveria today. Unfortunately the planter is too wide for my office windowsill, and that side of the building doesn't get direct sun, so I brought them home to live with my outdoor plants.

Echeveria are getting ready to plant! This process has been fun to watch, and has been so much more successful than my past attempts at succulent propagation. I think the humidity and temperature ranges here are fairly similar to their native habitat, which probably helps a lot.

Visitor at work today. 🖤 Must have heard that tarantulas are welcome here! Also I am very proud of myself for not tickling their velvety little toes even though I really really wanted to. 🥺 (Tarantulas, like most wild animals, generally do not appreciate that.)

Can't stop, won't stop. 🪴 Newest addition to the office windowsill garden: Lemon verbena. Someone left some cuttings in the break room for people to take, so I'm attempting to root some of them. I historically have a tough time growing container herbs, so we'll see how this goes.

It is extra crispy along the beach bluffs, but the purple western morning glories are still blooming.

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"Tomorrow night" is a very commonly used phrase in modern English. "Tomorrow day", however, sounds weird as hell unless you are the rock band Arctic Monkeys in your 2013 song, "Do I Wanna Know?"

Operation Cram as Many Plants as Possible on the Office Windowsill is off to a strong start.