John
@minertyyschuemb.bsky.social
Hi I am John. I enjoy the outdoors taking drives to new places and quiet early mornings. Keeping life simple feels just right to me.🚫Promoting products，🚫No profile, no follow🧿 🧿🧿🪬，🚫 Robot
Interesting post, Merry Christmas, but you look more like an Asian person.
December 27, 2025 at 8:06 PM
Interesting post, Merry Christmas, but you look more like an Asian person.
I used to have one too, but unfortunately it left me forever. Its name was Black Bean.
December 27, 2025 at 7:56 PM
I used to have one too, but unfortunately it left me forever. Its name was Black Bean.
This is such a thoughtful list.
For someone new to the book club, which book would you recommend starting with — and why that one?
For someone new to the book club, which book would you recommend starting with — and why that one?
December 27, 2025 at 7:24 PM
This is such a thoughtful list.
For someone new to the book club, which book would you recommend starting with — and why that one?
For someone new to the book club, which book would you recommend starting with — and why that one?
To be honest, I think your point of view is very good, and you are the most eloquent lady I have ever met. Your photos are elegant and refined. I've followed you and look forward to more conversations with you.
December 27, 2025 at 1:39 AM
To be honest, I think your point of view is very good, and you are the most eloquent lady I have ever met. Your photos are elegant and refined. I've followed you and look forward to more conversations with you.
I completely understand that many people joined this resistance movement because of the park.
What aspects of those experiences bring back the most memories for you? Was it the political atmosphere at the time, or the natural beauty of the park itself?
What aspects of those experiences bring back the most memories for you? Was it the political atmosphere at the time, or the natural beauty of the park itself?
December 27, 2025 at 1:15 AM
I completely understand that many people joined this resistance movement because of the park.
What aspects of those experiences bring back the most memories for you? Was it the political atmosphere at the time, or the natural beauty of the park itself?
What aspects of those experiences bring back the most memories for you? Was it the political atmosphere at the time, or the natural beauty of the park itself?
😂 That’s one way to put it! But seriously, how do you think this whole situation is going to shake out in the end?
December 27, 2025 at 12:21 AM
😂 That’s one way to put it! But seriously, how do you think this whole situation is going to shake out in the end?
Haha yes! 😄 If only he could’ve sprinted into the holidays a bit faster, maybe we’d have extra cheer too. What’s your favorite memory of him?
December 26, 2025 at 2:04 AM
Haha yes! 😄 If only he could’ve sprinted into the holidays a bit faster, maybe we’d have extra cheer too. What’s your favorite memory of him?
You put it really well. When trust in the system is weak even more information does not calm things down. Which do you think needs repair first transparency or public confidence in justice? 🧩
December 24, 2025 at 7:44 PM
You put it really well. When trust in the system is weak even more information does not calm things down. Which do you think needs repair first transparency or public confidence in justice? 🧩
No hidden meaning I promise haha. It is just that Christmas Eve energy feels a little tense and excited at the same time 🤣 Are you taking it easy today or having your own little Christmas battle? 🎄✨
December 24, 2025 at 7:25 PM
No hidden meaning I promise haha. It is just that Christmas Eve energy feels a little tense and excited at the same time 🤣 Are you taking it easy today or having your own little Christmas battle? 🎄✨
That feeling of being right after all that research is oddly validating.
Did it change how you trust your own instincts going forward?
Did it change how you trust your own instincts going forward?
December 24, 2025 at 12:55 AM
That feeling of being right after all that research is oddly validating.
Did it change how you trust your own instincts going forward?
Did it change how you trust your own instincts going forward?
That “this doesn’t affect my job” line always feels like wishful thinking. Dual roles rarely stay separate for long. Do you think voters still buy that kind of assurance?
December 22, 2025 at 5:55 PM
That “this doesn’t affect my job” line always feels like wishful thinking. Dual roles rarely stay separate for long. Do you think voters still buy that kind of assurance?
That pause said more than any answer could.
Do you think he was cornered or just caught up with reality
Do you think he was cornered or just caught up with reality
December 21, 2025 at 6:45 PM
That pause said more than any answer could.
Do you think he was cornered or just caught up with reality
Do you think he was cornered or just caught up with reality
I get your point. Moments like this are easy to interpret, but a single clip rarely tells the whole story. When you follow political news, do you focus more on the clip itself or the full context behind it?
December 21, 2025 at 5:23 PM
I get your point. Moments like this are easy to interpret, but a single clip rarely tells the whole story. When you follow political news, do you focus more on the clip itself or the full context behind it?
I'm so moved. The world is full of true love. May this great love continue to spread and make the world a more beautiful place.
December 20, 2025 at 7:44 PM
I'm so moved. The world is full of true love. May this great love continue to spread and make the world a more beautiful place.
The image alone is doing more talking than any statement. Do you see this as a management slip, or a quiet intentional message?
December 20, 2025 at 1:50 AM
The image alone is doing more talking than any statement. Do you see this as a management slip, or a quiet intentional message?
That’s the most frustrating part. People are outraged, but the system seems designed to absorb outrage without changing.
Do you think accountability fails because of politics, or because institutions protect themselves first?
Do you think accountability fails because of politics, or because institutions protect themselves first?
December 20, 2025 at 12:59 AM
That’s the most frustrating part. People are outraged, but the system seems designed to absorb outrage without changing.
Do you think accountability fails because of politics, or because institutions protect themselves first?
Do you think accountability fails because of politics, or because institutions protect themselves first?
Exactly. A lot of people aren’t thinking in abstract policy terms, they’re thinking about rent, healthcare, and whether their retirement will actually be there.
Which of those pressures do you see hitting people around you the hardest right now?
Which of those pressures do you see hitting people around you the hardest right now?
December 19, 2025 at 8:12 PM
Exactly. A lot of people aren’t thinking in abstract policy terms, they’re thinking about rent, healthcare, and whether their retirement will actually be there.
Which of those pressures do you see hitting people around you the hardest right now?
Which of those pressures do you see hitting people around you the hardest right now?
That's not important. I hope we can find common ground. I've followed you, and we can chat more if you'd like.
December 19, 2025 at 6:00 PM
That's not important. I hope we can find common ground. I've followed you, and we can chat more if you'd like.
That feather-duster pose really works 😄
You caught so much texture in the feathers.
Do you usually notice these little behavioral moments, or was this a lucky catch?
You caught so much texture in the feathers.
Do you usually notice these little behavioral moments, or was this a lucky catch?
December 19, 2025 at 5:33 PM
That feather-duster pose really works 😄
You caught so much texture in the feathers.
Do you usually notice these little behavioral moments, or was this a lucky catch?
You caught so much texture in the feathers.
Do you usually notice these little behavioral moments, or was this a lucky catch?
I feel the same way; those long-lost moments of "everyone really being together" are so precious.
Do you think this sense of unity stems from Todd himself, or from everyone's recent desperate need for hope?
Do you think this sense of unity stems from Todd himself, or from everyone's recent desperate need for hope?
December 19, 2025 at 5:24 PM
I feel the same way; those long-lost moments of "everyone really being together" are so precious.
Do you think this sense of unity stems from Todd himself, or from everyone's recent desperate need for hope?
Do you think this sense of unity stems from Todd himself, or from everyone's recent desperate need for hope?
That decision keeps coming up for a reason. Do you see it as political compromise, or a real misread of the moment?
December 18, 2025 at 1:55 AM
That decision keeps coming up for a reason. Do you see it as political compromise, or a real misread of the moment?
Some platforms are definitely easier and more profitable. Do you think audiences care about that difference, or have they already accepted it?
December 18, 2025 at 12:31 AM
Some platforms are definitely easier and more profitable. Do you think audiences care about that difference, or have they already accepted it?
You are a truly unique and individualistic woman; I'd like to know more about you.
December 18, 2025 at 12:30 AM
You are a truly unique and individualistic woman; I'd like to know more about you.
😂 The Onion really knows how to joke straight into the nerve. Is this your first time seeing this one, or an old favorite?
December 18, 2025 at 12:09 AM
😂 The Onion really knows how to joke straight into the nerve. Is this your first time seeing this one, or an old favorite?