Dude, don't knock the nerds

Geckos are always the answer

The New York times games like Wordle and Strands are good. But they don't always last that long.

Wait, you were in Jeopardy? How did I miss that?

Damn straight

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Thank you to the Coharie Tribe of North Carolina for taking us out on the Black River to see Cyprus trees that are at least 1500 years old! #AmericanRivers

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The books were great

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While I'm not a fan of this, I sort of see where he's coming from. Few people read newspapers anymore, and media has been shifting for a while. I think Bezos is, in his mind, trying to center the paper and "reclaim" the center. I question though if this is the right strategy to do that.

The community next to us spreads these salt "beads" which it turns out are just as slippery as ice - like stepping on a bunch of ball bearings. Nearly fell earlier.

Horseshoe Lake in southern Illinois is an ancient oxbow lake by the Mississippi River. It's the northern end of Cypress habitat, and the cold here has turned it into an icy wonderland

Hey Becky! Finally tried BlueSky, and was amused that the algorithm popped your channel up as a recommendation.

I enjoy the river and stream art. Thanks for giving me a lift on your boat @mkeriverkeeper.bsky.social, so I could take this picture!

Slavic literature and folklore. It was one of only two gen ed electives I was allowed - being in the engineering school. The stories were weird, but a welcome break to all the math. Which I remember some of the stories and none of the math.

@prknetwork.bsky.social I always appreciate good storm drain art. Connects you more to the stream. This is on Tripps Run in Falls Church