Sanibel Island

Yesterday evening.

The ice cream is choice, as is the passive aggression. This sign went well with the โ€œDonโ€™t tilt umbrellas THANK YOUโ€ sign.

๐Ÿ“บ W/ Bob & David (2015)

I’m a huge Mr. Show fan, so of course I watched this. Maybe it was the second time I watched this? Apparently this time I missed an episode.

Starting vacation off with some mini golf.

So my friend Shawn and I have put together a website to help us stay motivated to do the daily thing we like to do to keep ourselves happy. If you need to make sure you do one thing every day, this might be for you, too? Give it a try!

doevery.day

๐Ÿงถ๐Ÿž๐Ÿ“

From Dobby Gibson’s “Ode to the Future”, published in Little Glass Planet:

so let’s make America a set of problems
we can admit exists again, and still have the will
to solve

๐Ÿ“บ Sweet Tooth (2021)

As a Jeff Lemire fan who has never read his Sweet Tooth comics (I know), this was a fun ride. It hit very different because of a pandemic that certainly wasn’t known during shooting.

๐ŸŽต Nine Lives (2022) by Kendra Morris

Been a long time since Morris released an album and I’m excited!

Who remembers Userscripts? Here’s a mirror of the old site. I wanted to add a shortcut to the search bar of a site I use and thought about Userscripts again. Is there a modern equivalent?

I am trying Obsidian, but want it to work without having to dive deep into the details. Is that possible? It also feels like you have to have a mountain of notes before you can truly analyze if it’ll work for you; to answer questions about ease of finding what you’re looking for, discoverability, and so on. Does anyone have a shortcut or obvious explaner that helps build confidence here?

I’m currently a Bear Notes person, but curious about Obsidian, especially if I can release the shackles of needing to put thoughts into notes organization. I use notes for general life stuff, research across several topics, home ownership notes, developer logbook, etc. TIA!

(I can’t really know the truth, but this seems like a decent post on the subject.)

๐Ÿ“บ The Afterparty (2022)

Kind of a fun modern take on Clue.

๐Ÿฟ Philomena (2013)

What an outstanding film! Judi Dench is superb and Steve Coogan provides a great counterpoint. I’ve loved Coogan for years, and was excited to see he produced and co-wrote. It is leaving Netflix in a week.

Philomena

๐Ÿ“š God of Nothingness (2021) by Mark Wunderlich & Against Heaven (2022) by Kemi Alabi

I quite enjoyed the former and … worked my way through the latter.

god of nothingness mark wunderlich

against heaven kemi alabi

๐Ÿฆน Criminal: The Last of the Innocent (2011)

This is volume 6 in the Criminal series by Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips. Though great, I can get burnt out on these crime stories. This one was amazing.

๐Ÿ“บ Ted Lasso, season 2 (2021)

We watch television shows pretty slowly. Season 2 dug deep into some issues. And the twist at the end didn’t feel right to me, though watching over the course of months might have led to that confusion.

Thereโ€™s homemade falafel under all of that green.

Sheet pan pancakes last night.

My Current VS Code Shortcuts

๐Ÿ”— Say yes and never do it

I love this message. I think it can go further. In my head is a reasonable person telling me how careful I need to be with my projects. How prepared I need to be for whatever inevitability. A lot of times I should say yes to that voice and never do it.

๐Ÿฟ The Paper Tigers (2020)

For our monthly movie, a friend and I were mutually in a “let’s watch something light” place. This is certainly light. I’ll admit, though, it was just the thing and we had a good time entertaining ourselves with it.