Saw the best and most realistic solution on reddit:
Great stuff today:
- setting up a whole art exhibition
- our first rehearsal with a dog for Shakespeare in Love
- chatting with dear old friends along with milkshakes
- chocolate mini eggs
make stuff.
make stuff that's ugly and imperfect and messy.
make stuff that will never in a million years sell.
make stuff that's just for you.
make stuff that has been done a million times before but do it in your way, and who gives a fuck if someone else did it better?
just make stuff.
good night, sewers.
good night, streams.
good night, operations and maintenance teams.
good night, settling tanks.
good night, stream banks.
good night, engineers, scientists, crews, managers, inspectors, analysts too.
a good night for us means serving with care.
good night, sewers, everywhere.
I sometimes worry that too many people think being a good critic means being a self-righteous dick about every little thing and I think far too many miss the point that you can't critique anything if you don't know how to love something.
in case you've never seen it, this is Roger Ebert on The Mummy
Great stuff today:
- helping to train future medical professionals
- a free Bard Education workshop on directing
- bouldering and belaying
- surprise tiny ducks in the wild
- a half dozen snowflakes
I am performing in #TeenAngstNight this Saturday at The Fox Cabaret! It is a hilarious recurring event hosted and produced by the excellent @sarabynoe.bsky.social.
Tickets! www.eventbrite.ca/e/teen-angst...
Pictured: a self-portrait from my Grade 12 photography class.
Hope to see you there!
"Venture capitalist Toni Schneider will take over"
oh
a venture capitalist
great
Great stuff this weekend:
- A Peninsula Players reading of Love, Loss, And What I Wore
- Nunsense at Metro Theatre
- rehearsing Shakespeare in Love
- cheap chocolate eggs and whatnot from Surplus Sams
- a well-functioning charger
- all the super creative folk I know!
Not an 80s movie, but I have always appreciated how Fahernheit 451 was far more about the author's hatred of TV screens than it was about his love for books.
GOOD NEWS! Researchers at Stanford University have developed a UNIVERSAL vaccine known as GLA-3M-052-LS+OVA, that protects against a wide range of respiratory viruses, bacteria AND even allergens. The vaccine is delivered intranasally AND provides broad protection in the lungs for several MONTHS.
I know people who hang out in the IKEA cafeteria...
1997 was the future
this is what it feels like to post on bluesky
SFU with a subtle new marketing campaign.
Great stuff yesterday:
- probably the most polished Sin Peaks show we have done so far
- Bea Alice and an awesome full audience at the show
- delivering a sinister phone call that moved plot
- Mike Kovak. So funny.
- a productive work day beforehand
- compliments from folks assisted by my RAC work
David Attenborough [whispering]:
“As the predators close in on their helpless prey, we can only watch in silent horror, for it is not man’s role to interfere in the hierarchy of nature.”
We have regulations around ensuring that our food isn't toxic.
There's nothing in the rules book that says it can't
And those wars didnt go so well anyway...
Great stuff today:
- an end to changing clocks
- free coffees
- efficiently training valuable folks
- a nice day for walks
- Tetsuro Shigematsu and Bard Education's workshops
- Bovino being under criminal investigation
- planning climbs
- a full fridge
Google searches have gotten so bad that I don't really blame them RE questions like this.
But at what time of day will you be on that hill?
Exposure to leaded gasoline is likely a significant cause of violent crime. Getting the lead out has been a huge success.
The hole in the ozone layer was actually very serious and a global effort allowed it to recover. Y2K WAS actually a serious problem and people worked countless hours to make sure nobody even noticed. Air and water pollution was catastrophic in many places and incredible effort reversed that damage.
Feels weird to assume everyone wakes up at the same time.
Is that such a big difference from 9am? Those are short daylight days, regardless.
I am excited to get slightly more daylight (as a night owl)!
