Microposts

Day 27: Chaos of a toddler. This is how I found him one morning šŸ“·

Day 26: Bliss for me is the family relaxing on a dock, reading books, during summer vacations šŸ“·

Day 25: Gravity šŸ“·

Day 24: So many connections. I have to admit that I’m surprised it actually works šŸ“·

Although I’m generally aligned with longtermism, this essay in Aeon points out important (if slightly hyperbolic) tradeoffs that have to be considered. As with so many things, we need to find ways to fix today’s problems while also keeping an eye on the future

Great weather for apple picking šŸŽ

Day 23: Lots of meaning to discern when playing Codenames šŸ“·

Murderbot is one of my favourite characters from the past couple of years. So, this origin story from Martha Wells was fun to read

Day 22: Having a rest with friends šŸ“·

Day 21: An impressive space at the foot of a mountain šŸ“·

Day 20: I’m looking forward to resuming winter sports šŸ“·

Day 19: Mirror in a lake šŸ“·

Morning arising šŸ“·

Day 18: Lucy is finished for the day šŸ“·

Day 17: No need for a compass when hiking in the city, just follow the sound of traffic šŸ“·

Day 16: Rotation šŸ“·

Day 15: Ethereal šŸ“·

Day 14: My favourite wheels as a kid šŸ“·

Day 13: Lucy is a couch animal šŸ“·

Day 12: Rock legends šŸ“·

Day 11: Hygge šŸ“·

Day 10: The bridges of my morning run šŸ“· šŸƒā€ā™‚ļø

Day 9: Swinging through the trees is safe with this gear on šŸ“·

Day 8: A benefit of a twilight run is that the sidewalks are clear šŸ“·

Day 7: Spice šŸ“·

Day 6: Street šŸ“·

Day 5: The toys are watching, always šŸ“·

Although A Desolation Called Peace by Arkady Martine isn’t as remarkable as A Memory Called Empire, I still really enjoyed it. Some of the enjoyment was momentum from the first book. I also liked the mystery of the aliens and the exploration of shared memories and awareness šŸ“š

Day 4: Sharp dressed boy šŸ“·

Day 3: Majority votes are rare in Canada these days šŸ“·