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The new Pan-Asia Market in OP is rad. Way bigger than the previous location and it has a café with sushi, Boba, and a cosmetics area.

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“You work at Chipotle now so you can’t go to Chick-fil-A.”

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Sometimes we grow things at home to remember things from afar. This beargrass discovery on the Pacific Crest Trail is an all-time highlight

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Homegrown’s biscuits are the consistency of coffee cake and they’re wonderful.

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Told you he was kinda cute

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TIL about cymatics, the study of visible sound vibration https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5edKessw0g

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Dad’s old clubs arrived today. Bonus: his nearly new shoes were in the bag as well. Looking forward to feeding some ponds with these.

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Holy smokes /hockey

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For all the talk about skyrocketing energy demand and widespread resource development (solar, nuclear, etc), how that energy actually gets into the market gets quite a bit less press. "...[T]here are 2.6 terawatts of generation waiting in queues – over 2x the installed capacity of the entire US generating fleet. The vast majority of that capacity is low carbon, with solar and battery storage accounting for ~80% of the 900+ GW that entered the queue in 2023." Interconnection presents a massive bottleneck at the moment (and the near future). All the more reason for more exploration of localized generation (home solar, geothermal, nuclear, etc). https://congruent.substack.com/p/uncorking-the-interconnection-bottleneck

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You’re spending 1 eth on pumping memecoins. I’m spending 1 eth to replace a busted 23 year-old grinder pump. We are not the same.

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Getting into a call and realized that I get to work from a pretty rad spot.

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Harrison Ruffin Tyler, one of the wildest American genealogy stories has passed away. John Tyler (cool name) was born on March 29, 1790 Lyon Gardiner Tyler Sr. was born August 24, 1853 Harrison Ruffin Tyler was born on November 9, 1928 The time between the president’s birth and his grandson’s death spans 235 years https://apnews.com/article/president-john-tyler-grandson-death-virginia-dc21fc685f61e3fd2f0db2ad110a2f7a

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Oh, you slept well last night? You must have missed this.

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17 minutes of shenanigans https://youtu.be/bIFdbd6dmKg

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Where I cast from

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My 3rd turned 14 yesterday. When he was young, he went through some severe medical issues.* On yesterday’s hbd fb post, someone made a comment like, “if only you could have gotten a glimpse of him now back then [when we were going through that].” While I appreciate the sentiment, I’m glad we didn’t know. It’s like a spoiler: knowing the end of a movie before you’ve seen how it all plays out. Not knowing changed how we were present, it made us realize the preciousness of every day *and* birthdays; we couldn’t take them for granted because we knew they weren’t. I wouldn’t trade that away.

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I am not eligible to mint the Anti Pro Caster Caster Club NFT because I subscribed to Pro. But you should check it out!

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