Marc Antinossi

I do like to work from home, even if it's only two days a week

Milo INSISTED on wearing his dinosaur suit to daycare today. I just looked at today's photos. Good on you, little man! 😂😂😂

We started cutting metal at robotics yesterday and have the drive base already constructed. Elevator and end effector CAD are just about complete and the cage mechanism CAD is starting to come along! It's going to be a fun couple weeks in the shop!

Tales of the Space Age. One of my favorite sets I've built to date. The color expression is phenomenal and the 3D and micro scale objects on each postcard add a lot of life to each scene.

I guess we're all having trouble curating our feeds 😬

I just want to let you all know that I freakin' love lasagna

Saturday's game was not fun...but even though it didn't end the way any of us wanted, this was still the Lions' best season ever. The team has never won more games than this season, has never been the #1 seed in the conference before, and they did it all with 21 players on IR.

Well, America, we had a good run. I mean, mostly. Okay, not entirely. *flips through a history book* You know what, forget I said anything.

Monday.

We need this today more than any other day.

Think of him sometime during this day.

Think of only him.

RIP MLKJr

Be special. Be nice. Be helpful. Be able. Be beautiful. Be kind. Be confident. Be positive. Be patient. Be determined. Be prepared. Be ready.

Take no shit.

I really need to spend some time curating this feed more. If you follow any interesting accounts subjected on roller coasters and amusement parks, FIRST robotics, space flight and exploration, trains, engineering, or other science-y stuff, please share them with me 😃

I really can’t decide if social media is worth it anymore

Still thinking about how I kept getting ads for a Bluey 182 sleeveless shirt but there was no way I was going to pay 40 bucks plus shipping for it

The secret to an excellent grilled cheese is patience. Keep the heat low and let it slowly cook.

Not me being nearly 32 years old and JUST NOW learning that the red and silver livery was the PASSENGER livery and the blue and yellow the FREIGHT livery.

Last FRC season was great until it became a bummer. The OCCRA season was a tough one for plenty of reasons. But today felt like like a pre-pandemic Saturday. It really feels like everyone got their mojo back.

Today was our first Saturday meeting of build season, and it was medicine that I didn't know I needed. We got a lot of prototyping and other planning done today, and I'm really hoping today will be an indicator of how this season will go.

Merry Kickoff, everybody! #omgrobots #frcko

Me: "Milo, do you want some chicken nuggets?"

Milo: "I want some ketchup"

Me: *gets him some ketchup*

Milo: *proceeds to ignore the nuggets and just eats the ketchup straight*

Uncle Michael, expert violinist and composer that has taught all around the world and has played with the best orchestras in the world: *plays his violin*

Milo: "No, play Old McDonald!"

Your brain anticipates the movement

This was our last park visit for the year, and unless I sneak in a quick trip to Cedar Point to hop on Siren's Curse and Top Thrill 2 in the spring, it'll likely be the last park visit until August.

Took a whirlwind road trip down to Kings Island Friday evening and stopped to see friends and family yesterday. Glad we got to have a proper evening at Winterfest!

How are we doing this weekend? Milo is a two year old. That's all that needs to be said.

Aqueous

This but cat cuddles 🤌

Cherry Hill, leading model engineer who made working steam-powered locomotives at 1:16 scale Her models could contain more than 5,000 parts: ‘Every nut and bolt is made in my workshop, so a full model takes seven years to produce’

First of all, this is really neat. Second (for my fellow Detroiters)...is Cherry Hill Road named after an actual hill or her?

www.telegraph.co.uk/obituaries/2...