Tiny cat, Fiona, giving big G-MAN energy

This one walked up to my dog while he was going potty in the backyard one morning, they sniffed each other, then he walked over to me in the doorway and just came inside the house. No color or chip, put up some signs but since nobody claimed him he’s mine now. The cutest little home invader.

Got a new laptop about a month ago. Finally got around to decorating it.

The Darwin’s Evolution trilogy of films

I found reading books on philosophical pessimism to be quite cathartic. Like… oddly calming when the political and existential dread begins to set in.

Two (or four, ones a trilogy) recommendations that I’ve just re-read

We escapin’

I was able to find the flyer I’ve seen posted before.

Spending my Sunday listening to the new Redman album and making vegetarian burritos.

I got 4 furry jerks whom I love.

I just did this with a feral fellow that was coming into my backyard.

Asked around and none of the neighbors claimed him so I took him to the vet before the harsh Minnesota winter started.

He got neutered and adopted within a week. The shelter named him Bertie.

Goodluck to Bertie, a sweetheart.

The latest thing I’m wasting my time on at work is #ACpocketcamp

Until I eventually switch back to Stardew Valley.

I was planning on being this kind of fancy alcoholic.

But then the decanter set I wanted stopped being carried in the Dave and Busters prize shop.

Now I just drink cheep hooch straight from the bottle and sob.

THANKS
DAVE… and also Buster. (And no joke, these resell for like $200 WTF)

This kid’s farming play set is dropping some difficult truths

Alexander Nehamas argued humans only love that which can’t be fully possessed. Once a desire is sated/a goal achieved, it is discarded as if having no intrinsic value/overlooked as unimportant/resented as unfulfilling.

Chuck Jones understood this. But also the regret of the pursuit & its fallout.

Do you know why Romeo & Juliet’s favorite fruit was melon?

Because they “can’t elope.”