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Ken Goering
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We live in a fifth-wheel trailer to see the sights and sites of the United States, and currently find ourselves in Las Vegas, Nevada. https://talesofthegoddard.com/
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A Woodhouse's scrub-jay perches on a bare branch along the Kayenta Trail in Zion National Park last weekend. The steep walls of Zion Canyon would prevent the sun from reaching this tree for at least another hour. #birds #nationalparks #utah
This Anna's hummingbird had a steady perch just outside the dog park in our Las Vegas campground all winter last year. We arrived at the same campground for the winter yesterday, and I was really happy to see the little guy on the same treetop again this morning. #birds #lasvegas #nevada
On a night of magnificent Bluesky content in re: this game, you continue to shine.
The game will be over mid-November; you didn’t miss much.
Tomorrow’s (today’s) newsletter still on time?
Seriously speaking, Steven, I honestly didn’t know any of that happened to you until today (missed some s#it between Twitter and Bluesky). I admire your writing, and I don’t admire a lot; I’m glad you’re on this side of it.
Stay loose, just in case.
I mean, no one is pro-cancer; I don’t think we needed the Jonas Brothers to convince us otherwise during an MLB World Series game.
I just love major league baseball. Sometimes it makes absolutely no sense, and it’s all the more entertaining for it.
The ump’s strike zone is an ever-mutating amoeba-shaped ellipse. Fascinating, unless one has a rooting interest in this game.
That was just weird, right? That shouldn’t go unnoticed for programming decisions in future MLB series.
Thank you, Vinny. I’m lucky king forward to reading your gamer tomorrow morning.
A mountain bluebird monitors the goings-on at our campground's dog run in Parowan, Utah, last week. #birds #utah
A lovely mountain bluebird enjoys the last moments of the late-afternoon golden hour. Photo taken last week in Parowan, Utah. These birds added a lot of pretty color to our stay in Parowan. #birds #utah
When I saw this bird before photographing it, I thought it was a female house finch. However, it's a pine siskin, and it's a lifer! Photographed in Parowan, Utah, last week. #birds #utah
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it’s said all the time but I think we should continue to hammer home how insane it is that we got dead-eyed bros trying to sell us robots that will free us from the supposedly cruel burden of “creative careers” instead of the actual cruel burden of “doing menial household chores”
AI HUCKSTER: "i built you a machine that reads books for you."

ME: "can you build me a machine that unloads the dishwasher for me so *i* can read a book?"
A lesser goldfinch surveys the greater Fillmore, Utah, region earlier this week. Fillmore was intended to be the capital of the Utah Territory and construction started on a capitol building (still standing) in 1852. The legislature decided in 1856 to move the capital to Salt Lake City. #birds #utah
Nope — their numbers got really low in the early 20th century, but they’ve rebounded quite well (I read that current population nationwide is 7 million).
A small flock of wild turkeys at our campground in central Utah earlier this week. They weren't particularly interested in having their pictures taken. These are large birds: adult toms weigh an average of 17 pounds (7.6 kg) and adult hens average 9.4 pounds (4.6 kg). #birds #utah
I was afraid things were going to get a little chippy between these ring-billed gulls and American white pelican, but they worked out a solution to whatever was going on. Photo taken late last month on the Snake River at Massacre Rocks State Park near American Falls, Idaho. #birds #stateparks #idaho
I completely agree with this, and I’ll add that it also became okay to be a jerk in public because the nation’s chief executive was doing it all the time. And is doing it again.
Watching antisocial driver behavior in the school drop-off line makes it really clear that the pandemic destroyed whatever few shreds remained of the social compact, just pathological selfishness on display every day