Articles like this one on tax loopholes used by America’s richest ought to cause civil war, especially by all the MAGA nuts who elected this President to drain the swamp.
For today’s #selfie I went hunting for Neville and didn’t know where he was. I finally found him curled up behind me between the couch and the chair.
Selfie a day for a year, day 17?, Sep 3, 2025 edition.
Lip syncing to a clip of John Green and the first commenter saying “this sounds like something John Green would say” tells me I’ve got a John Green kind of face?
Today’s #selfie is proof that even old people like me can still play video games (poorly).
Selfie a day for a year, day 16, Sep 2, 2025 edition.
“Babe are you one of the million mosquitoes that just hatched because I want to swat you.” - pickup line at patios in Saskatchewan this week I assume?
YouTube could make AI really useful for creators by letting them use it to schedule out Shorts and videos - i.e. “update release dates for these 10 videos to be staggered over the next 10 days”, instead they’re making weird Will Smith AI video adjustments without consent. #YouTube
Trying to write out some thoughts but the coffee hasn’t hit yet. Something around the theme of the privilege of not remembering or not having to remember.
Related to traumatic or life changing moments that happen and how some people can’t help but remember, and others live in blissful ignorance.
I had to prop his head up so he’d be in the picture with me. And then promptly got up and walked away to go lay on the floor, very annoyed with me.
I’m doing a #Selfie a day for a year, day 15, Sep 1, 2025 edition.
Yet another reason to not use (or move away from) #Substack: Substack just killed their creator economy. Written by the CEO of Beehiv, a Substack competitor, but he raises valid points about customer lock in and predatory behaviour by Substack.