Finished reading: Mistborn: The Final Empire (Mistborn, 1) by Brandon Sanderson. I really enjoyed this one. An interesting origins mystery, well conceived magical powers, and good world building π
Finished reading: Mistborn: The Final Empire (Mistborn, 1) by Brandon Sanderson. I really enjoyed this one. An interesting origins mystery, well conceived magical powers, and good world building π
A three hour and seven minute album from Nils Frahm! Definitely on the ambient end of the spectrum and good for staying in the zone πΆ
Morning rides are getting chilly π₯Ά
Finished reading: Childhood’s End by Arthur C. Clarke. A classic sci-fi story. Hard to believe it was written in 1953 π
I’ve enjoyed a couple of Time to Run sessions. The coaches are relatively restrained, while offering useful tips, and the music fits in well. They’ll be good for days when I don’t have anything specific planned and have about 40 minutes to spare πββοΈ
Our worries that the morning glories wouldnβt recover from the replacing of the fence were unfounded. Theyβre as exuberant as ever.
Finished reading: Shift by Hugh Howey. Iβm not sure that Wool needed this prequel. Part of the enjoyment of the first book was the mystery of how people ended up living underground after an apocalypse. That said, Iβll read the last book in the series π
The hanger for my rear derailleur broke on my commute this morning. So, a shortened ride, along with a minor crash when the freed derailleur ended up in the spokes of the rear tire and I tumbled over the handlebars π΄ββοΈ


Fun ride to Unionville today π΄ββοΈ
Finished reading: Exit Strategy: The Murderbot Diaries (The Murderbot Diaries, 4) by Martha Wells. Iβve enjoyed each of these novellas, though the first one is a standout π