That sushi looks delicious.
Currently reading a few articles and some sections from a book called Handbook of Forgivenes.

Absolutely! I know how silence feels 😂.

Nice draft. Your first line is great. Some of the rest lost me.
First I got stuck on why MC is here (I'm assuming their job, but it feels like a leap of faith).
Second, the similies are nice, but they don't add to the scene/world.
I would keep reading, but expect either clarity or calamity soon.

Close up of green, but ripening blueberries

A couple bunches of green, but ripening blueberries

Blueberries are starting to turn!

Just wait til you get to revisions and you're aiming to lower your word count. That's the real mind fuck.

I forgot how amazing libraries were until a few years ago. The second I walked back in, it was like the only social media that existed was myspace again.

Way to go! You're already creeping into novella length!
And hell yea I use scrib :)

Close up shot of ripe cilantro seeds

Today I learned that cilantro seeds come in two forms. Ripe, like these, have a citrusy pop of cilantro flavor.

Well, that's what matters in the end ☺️

Acceptance is hard. Here's one piece I've been stuck on for years: forgiveness.

Is it for you, or for others? | Do you need to say it for it to be true? | Is it necessary to move on?

What does forgiveness mean to you?

#writing #reflection

Watching some @gamechanger.dropout.tv to wind down after some serious research on forgiveness.

I forgive you, me, for taking a break.

I may have to check that out! My writing partner is a graphic designer and photographer by trade, I think that'd how I got roped into Adobe InDesign. I like it, but ... boy oh boy, it has more features than I need!/
Do you know if affinity does ok with illustrations?

A large salamander climbing up the cement blocks of a raised garden bed filled with garlic.

A wide shot of a large salamander climbing up the cement blocks of a raised garden bed filled with garlic.

A little garden friend! Enjoy the shade, buddy.

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Setup details:

𝖬𝗂𝖼: Shure SM58
Behringer Xenyx → U-Phoria → M1 Macbook
Mastered in Audacity
Theme composed with Orchid (Telepathic Instruments)

I think I’ve got my audio recording & mastering workflow dialed in, but it still feels like it’s missing something.

Each article has a voiceover, and the latest is the best so far.

If you’ve got a good ear, I’d love your thoughts. Setup is in the comments.

#booksky #podcast #audioproduction

Well, that's certainly relatable, lol.

Power to you! That's an emotionally difficult, and laudable, job.

Who has time for the psychiatrist’s couch when a dog fight is iminent?

Sometimes decisions are hard because of camouflaged complexity.

#booksky

That's an incredible pace 💪

That's amazing! Way to go.

Absolutely loved that series. Nice to have straight-forward, honest suggestions (for free!).

A left palm holding a bunch of sweet daddy snap peas. Below it there are more peas on a dirty white table. Listen, I'm not cleaning my outside table, ok?

Close up of sweet daddy snap pears on a dirty white table. Like, REAL close. They have little Peter Pan type hats on. It's adorable.

You gotta love the fun little hat on these fellas.

#gardening

"The six-foot Scandinavian goddess of a droid kicked a stilettoed foot over the threshold. The shade of her scowl softened into a smirk as she shifted her weight onto the sharp heel.

The crowd parted without a request as Zert approached the bar, gliding more than walking."

#booksky #scifi #fiction

love this! Making things is so fulfilling. "Practicing an art... is a way to make your soul grow," as Vonnegut said.

Can someone please tell me how to decouple the words doily and dowel in my mind? I'm tired of calling both of them dowelies...
I'm getting laughed out of hardware stores AND quilting circles.

Some days it's hard, but when I can crawl iout of bed around 5:30am I get some good work done.

👀 what design software is that?

Why Is It So Hard to Listen to the Voice in Your Head? | William T. Torgerson A near-miss, cognitive bias, and why we ignore our own better judgment

I almost lost my thumb the other day.

The worst part? I knew it was going to happen.

This week on 30 Degree Shift, I dissect a single choice and map its anatomy.

Had a beautiful human moment today.
After returning my grocery cart, I saw a gentleman timidly leaving a cart in the parking spot next to him. I looked at him with a pleasant but slightly judgmental face, pointed to the cart return, and said, "it's right here, you can do it."
He said thanks ☺️.