adam w.k. @sabbatical@qoto.org

@ashfurrow@masto.ashfurrow.com hah! well, as someone who hates cleaning a car, i say more power to them! they can call it super-hero-shazaaming if it makes them feel better about getting crumbs out of all those crevices for us. i didn’t realize people do it for a hobby though

doodling in the sand with my son tuesday evening. just got back last night and miss the shore already!

right around here i stubbed my toe on a buried boulder yesterday, and it’s now purple and swollen (my toe, not the rock)

@cardamomaddict hah, forgotten by who? not by millennials at least — i at least can testify as a millennial (i'm 40) that for people my age, gen x'ers were the cool older kids we wished we could be like

@whateveryouart i have seen occasional pairings of anti-ford and anti-trudeau stickers on vehicles, but it is rare

@cardamomaddict and here i thought it was gen x that were supposed to be the slacker generation!

@mike i can’t nap normally but i love the concept, and treasure the few naps i do have

went out again w eb (after watching hot fuzz) and the sky was even clearer! saw lots of meteors, but also some weird small lights that i thought must be satellites or very high aircraft at first, but they were bobbing/curving through the sky very strangely, and would slowly go in and out of glowing sometimes. a strange variation of meteor? didn’t see them when we were out earlier

down at long point, watched the meteor shower with my kids for a bit just now. some big ones!

@jeremiah sad that this is ai

@whateveryouart ancaster mill!

@codebryo ah, haven’t used jira since ~2016, sounds like it hasn’t changed much! used to spend so much time trying to tweak it or just jumping through the hoops of someone else’s convoluted scrum process

@pluralistic why are all your images marked as “sensitive”? also: hey, glad you’re here!

@elk hey, love elk but haven’t been able to use it since moving to qoto.org from mastodon.social… qoto admins have no idea why. anything on your end?

i keep thinking about the ideas from this video. could this work in ontario? (don't get hung up on the hippy art aesthetic)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VoYZlyBHyQM

bothers me that spots like this — walkable, multi-level, human scale, tied in with nature — are so rare around here that they're basically exclusively used for weddings.

went to a wedding at this spot on the weekend. i loved it.

@levisan @BackwardsFeet hah yes! this would be an easy conversion for most church basements. honestly only downside i can see of doing the church as house thing is your heating costs are crazy unless you get rid of the vaulted ceilings, even if they’ve still got a boiler. wonder if thats solvable w heat pumps or something.