
You never think much about how many ancestors come before you. But it does not need many generations until the number cannot quickly be drawn.
You never think much about how many ancestors come before you. But it does not need many generations until the number cannot quickly be drawn.
The Sky walk bridge on top of Titlis. It was fun to walk over it :-D Very bouncy.
The view and weather at the top of Titlis.
Another picture from my wife’s company’s trip.
My wife company visit to mount Titlis in Engelberg.
Another doodle of a house/cabin. Experimenting with my new pens.
My new notebook and new pens. Both are an experiment, the notebook does not have a grid. Not yet sure how it will pan out. Never paid so much for a notebook but I think it will be better than having loose papers for my doodles.
With all the Playdate images I see at the moment I somehow regret not having ordered one my self – not that I need one or would play the games :D I just think the device looks neat.
Went to the swim bath today with my daughter. I think I never was so early in the season in the outdoor pool. The water was surprisingly nice!
Men in the US typically do not talk about or worry about birth control that much, to the detriment of the health and safety of wom
⤑ Letter of Recommendation: Get a Vasectomy.
It’s not only in the US where it’s not talked about. But I think it is important to talk about. I regret nothing :-)
I finished reading Lt. Reilly and the Black Bird Offensive: (Lt. Reilly book #2) by Matthew Duncan.📚
I just started reading The Dark Design (Gateway Essentials Book 275) by Philip Jose Farmer.📚
My wife and daughter found four four-leaf clovers within 10 minutes. I hope we did not use up all our luck this year oO. (The image shows a single four-leaf clovers in a box).
I finally installed the electrical blind motor on our awkward window (very high). The motor is in the top left, and the control unit in the bottom right.
The training horse got its legs.
I just started reading Lt. Reilly and the Black Bird Offensive: (Lt. Reilly book #2) by Matthew Duncan.📚
I finished reading Lt. Reilly 2321: (Lt. Reilly book #1) by Matthew Duncan.📚
A HEDGE WITH A MOHAWK, viewed from the side
I like that idea.
In the latest Numberphile video , Marcus du Sautoy introduced me to the notion of n+7 writing/poetry. Take an existing text, and replace the nouns with words seven places advanced in the dictionary . I decided to apply this treatment to the most famous Star Wars crawl, from episode IV. I used
I just started reading Lt. Reilly 2321: (Lt. Reilly book #1) by Matthew Duncan.📚
Got a new book (beautiful news), this week. I love it. Only positive information in it, and the graphs are beautifully coloured. Although I would like to have better labelling on some of the axis.
Spent the after noon in the shop and build this with my daughter. A training horse for here to play on. Still missing the legs and head.
I just finsihed reading The Story Grid: What Good Editors Know by Shawn Coyne.📚
Yesterday I watched a very good movie on Netflix Mixtape. I did not expect very much from it but I liked the movie a lot. It is quite slow, but hits all the right spots. 🍿
I hate my headache pills. The texture is just all wrong :-(
I tried another new recipe today Broiled chicken cacciatore with cauliflower mash. But I also mad normal mash as well. I liked the recipe overall. But I need to experiment some more with the cauliflower mash.
Sculpture of a bird in my parent’s garden.
To hear some people talk, you'd think function composition was some kind of sacred truth. A holy principle to meditate upon whilst genuflecting and lighting incense. But function composition is not complicated. You probably use it all the time, whether you realise it or not. Why, then, do functional programmers get all worked up about it? What's the big deal?
I just finished reading The Fabulous Riverboat (Book 2 of Riverworld) by Philip Jose Farmer.📚
I finished reading To Your Scattered Bodies Go (Book 1 of Riverworld) by Philip Jose Farmer.📚