Samantha Stillman

Day 6 is another accessory. I think it’s one wooble and two accessories.

Our neighbors put up a new fence and they asked if it was okay to take down part of ours to replace it. We had no issue wit hthis, but the people who installed it took out a central post to one area where our tall gate is. The panel that post was attached to fell over anc can't stay up. Thanks wind.

Well, the area I live in, we don't get moose, at least not that I've ever run into. We do get bobcats... ANd coyotes... And we had a bear in our backyard once...

My brain went... People actually eat moose? Tells you something about how I've lived.

Honestly, of the two full woobles I’ve gotten, I like the alpaca more than the beaver.

Well that song was my early teen years…

Finished the top… Made a few mistakes.

If only I made food that could use this…

My mom slipped on ice and messed up her back once. I slipped on ice and hurt my knee. My mom’s younger sister slipped and nearly broke her hip. Uses a walker now.

Today is an accessory… Though don’t know how an alpaca can spin this.

Useful.

The Seattle area... My mom had to work in downtown and scared the living daylights out of a person once when her car rolled slightly on a perfectly clear and dry day (she drove manual).

Yeah, that's the problem here, too many steep hills and the moisture in the air causes black ice.

Where I live, that much snow would shut things down for hours... What I get for living in the PNW.

And yet they wonder why I do the work myself and basically ignore AI if I don't have to use it.

School is like, we want you to use AI to generate your code. I've only used it to create examples that lets me see how it's done and then go create my own. (still getting A's for my code)... Same instructions, 3 different AI agents... One is totally different and seemed to ignore the instructions.

Okay, I love this one more than the beaver.

Cute.

Okay, since the video cut off, here’s what it actually is.

So, today is a Wooble, not an accessory.

So pretty!

I can believe that. I had a Polish coworker at a job and who educated me a lot about authentic Polish foods. She also always brought fresh, homemade, Pączki every Fat Tuesday.

How it seems to be for American Goulash anyway.

Okay! Random fact thing, when you look at the longest word in the English language, the longest is technically a chemical name for the titin protein. However, if you go by the dictionary, then it's the word pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis at 45 letters and is a lung disease.

I love sharing random information at times. Sometimes about really silly things like... Weird laws... IT was the reason I was in charge of the whiteboard at my old job. It became one of my duties because I always had random trivia and was able to find stuff.

Well, if you don't count the german version of saurkraut since it has evidence to having originated in China, but was popularized more in Germany with their own version.

And I looked at it, look good and I'll likely try it at some point.

I've never actually had spätzle. That's the funny thing, I have German on both sides of my family, most of the rest of it is one side, but none of them have ever served German food and I've never been to a German restaurant.

She is. She's still kicking in her 90's.

Yeah, that's the hard part about the computer nowadays. We can treat it a bit like a TV and so it's like, if you can't watch TV...