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This post is just to say that hey, it's pretty cool that Davenport has finally connected the trails in the north to the main trail along Duck Creek. I'm hoping to ride it soon and have more to say--last time I tried, it didn't go so well.To be fair, they weren't kidding that it wasn't open!I do hope they've fixed...
Sundry Sunday is our weekly feature of fun gaming culture finds and videos, from across the years and even decades. This video’s from Dorkly (3 minutes), which isn’t a source I often link from, but what I can say I’m a sucker for mockery of all this ā€œAIā€ awfulness being foisted upon all us by every large tech...
Key indicators that I am still improving. I've been studying Spanish since 2020. Those first three years were tough, but now I'm fluent. Not perfect, but fluent. Honestly, I feel like I reached my ultimate goal and it feels great. I don't study anymore, but I just try to use the language when possible. This...
Tim Barry at Dogwood Dell Dogwood Dell is a 2400 capacity amphitheater in the middle of a city park owned by the City of Richmond. Every summer Richmond does free shows just about every weekend as part of a summer long Arts Festivals that has been happening longer than I've been alive. Tim Barry is a local musician...
So it is August now, and it’s been 32 days since it last rained in Southampton. We have a local weather station, which very handily has its own website. As of today, the 2nd August, it is reading zero rain in the last 32 days. Yes, a country famous for its continuous complaining about the rain, hasn’t experienced it...
These are some things I’ve wandered across on the web this week. šŸ”– Code was our medium for thought See how we weren’t just ā€œwriting codeā€? We were exploring the problem, making decisions, evolving our understanding of the code, problem solving with teammates. Writing code was our medium for thought, where we figured...
The visit to Swindon arose from my earlier trip to Trowbridge. A glimpse of the clock outside the station as my train passed through led to thoughts of never having visited the town. So here we are, back in Wiltshire (although these days Swindon is a separate unitary authority so not technically in the shire...
John Cowper Powys (1872-1963), Autobiography (London: The Bodley Head, 1934), pp. 85-86: A longing for a lair, for a cave, for a fortress, for any hidden domain, which cannot be disturbed, is still deep in my nature. It is doubtless for this reason that I have always wanted to live in narrow quarters, a little house...
Sorry. I couldn't help myself.
A debut album could hardly be more perfect.https://music.apple.com/de/album/role-model-hermit/1880080253

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