Turkey sausage and fresh cherry tomatoes 🍕
This is a good first step, but what we really need is total nuclear disarmament. www.warren.senate.gov/newsroom/…
Still not sure when I should file my taxes.
Apple is holding a product announcement next week, which I hope means that iOS 14.5 will be released as well.
Yet another article, this by Adam Jentleson in The Atlantic, explains why we must abolish or curtail the filibuster in order to save democracy: www.theatlantic.com/ideas/arc…
I’ve continued to take long walks during the day but now that means more pollen exposure, and I’m paying the price.
Here we are in April.
Time to get the bikes out 🚲
Up way too early again today.
I’m starting to think it’s time to cancel my LinkedIn account.
I’m waiting impatiently for iOS 4.5 to release, if it doesn’t happen soon I’m going to give up and download the beta.
Variants seem to be driving the growth in cases: www.nytimes.com
100 streaming services and nothing’s on. Also channel flipping is much harder now.
Spring and early summer events are going virtual again this year. Community spread continues to increase and the majority still is not vaccinated.
The oven has once again decided it just can’t be bothered. Worked fine the evening before and that morning.
This is our second pandemic Easter, with no dancing, no feast, and no Peabody’s Punch.
Hot sausage and red peppers on top 🍕
The willows are sprouting.
What is it?
Spring in New England, down to freezing last night.
More shopping today, but by appointment and in an empty store.
I am also not in the mood for April Fools.
I’m trying to write a new app using SwiftUI and running up against edge cases. I need to relearn and adjust my mental models.
Perhaps it’s time to buy a new car.
Today’s expedition: get the car to the shop. 🚙