This snerson (snail person) from @inktheartist.bsky.social is never a disappointment: ink-the-artist.tumblr.com/post/1905657...

Person I want to see this is obviously not on the platform but ughhh. Sometimes sad I can't talk politics on the job (to encourage people that voting has an impact or say sex is not a binary) but today it meant a visit didn't get more personal than being called a traitor to my race (human I think).

For that reason, Burrow's End is the first season of Dimension 20 I've rewatched, having been the first actual DnD season I went for in the stories I picked one at a time before starting in from the beginning of the show.

Even knowing what's coming, it's still so good.

Perhaps you already found it and will therefore not see this answer, freely wandering the fields, escaped--but for me, "sign out" is a red link at the bottom of Settings in the left sidebar/hamburger menu.

I don't talk about it all the time but *man* was Finder a lovable show for its half season; rewatched this spring and it holds up (aside from unacknowledged slurs for its Roma characters), though I had forgotten what a sudden tone shift downer of a last episode it had for the sake of cliffhangers.

I wonder if it's as simple as color contrast--on dark mode bsky everything is already blue but your warm pinks especially pop, versus insta is blacks, whites, and orange-pink gradients for their stories usually. So cool palettes might be a welcome visual break.

16 (with one plant and one chair); it's been lovely for the tasks I've used it for so far, in the last two weeks.

🧡 Many years ago, we started feeding a stray who showed up to play with my cat around Christmas, and late Jan./early Feb. we put a flea collar on him. Within the next day, he returned to our porch with a note under the collar saying he'd been missing since mid-November from "home" three houses away.

Need to take a non-business call without leaving your comfy studio desk chair and the IRS is watching? You don't even have to slip through the doorway, just lean your head out the window. No non business use at all, nosirree.

I tricked him into sitting on my planner instead of my computer by pretending to write in it.

Unfortunately I keep forgetting to go find a corner of the library to record in until they're close to closing, and they're unlikely to have a good place to fix a camera anyway. So today I took advantage of the end of some cool weather to use a park bench, camera clipped to its arm while I slouched.

so I did! But post-training we seldom have time together, so though we could schedule a meeting after work to walk through the pattern, a video to link to as well as written chart and thorough key seems like it could be helpful.

A coworker of mine crochets but doesn't know the terms (nor symbols) for stitches. We were in training together as newbies and she got a good idea for a tiny crocheted gift we could make for all our coworkers easily before the end of year holidays. It sounded like a fun pattern to figure out--