August 1, 2025
Good Things Friday (335) and Link Love

1. I’m so tired but big huge work problems for the month were solved!
August 1, 2025

1. I’m so tired but big huge work problems for the month were solved!
July 25, 2025

1. Whoops. It’s been such a jam-packed week I totally let this slip past me. We’re doing alright!
July 18, 2025

1. Not the first time I’ve forgotten to add a good thing here since I struggled to make it to the end of the week. But we made it! And the blog is still being a brat in the backend but I don’t quite understand the problem and it doesn’t seem to prevent my posting, so I’m going to let that be August me’s problem if I can.
July 11, 2025

A new Murderbot story by Martha Wells, free to read at ReactorMag: Rapport: Friendship, Solidarity, Communion, Empathy
July 6, 2025

Apparently the site went down on Thursday, and I didn’t realize it til now (Sunday). Annoying! It took several rounds of reading esoteric (to my brain) documentation and a very unhelpful person at the hosting server a few rounds of clarifying what on earth they were talking about for me to fix the thing.
1. I sat mending a pair of SmolAc’s pants until my butt went numb. It was satisfying! As I stuck myself for the seventh time with the curved needle, I was thinking about how I never mended JB’s pants at this age. Or, possibly, any age. I’m pretty sure it never happened because they grew so fast they’d outgrow the pants before I got to a free hour on a weekend to mend them. Guess there are benefits to having a slow growing kid.
Challenges this week: There is something properly unsettling about an Independence Day in America where we have a president wanting to have the power of communist China’s President, or dubbing himself a king.
June 27, 2025

1. I took The Inheritance quiz and came up healer. That was a small surprise even if I didn’t go into it with any thought whatsoever.
But “ouchies never stop” is very accurate for my own life.

June 20, 2025

Helping folks: Looks like Paypal is stealing Friday Afternoon Tea’s operating capital and they need help. They’re an indie LGBT-welcoming third place for their community.
If you’re able to pitch a few dollars their way, I’m sure they would appreciate it. We love their teas, too!
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