Greg

That feels better.

LOINS!

Go blue!

I feel like it was very explicitly said!

A sous vide container full of candy sitting on a porch

I have it on good authority I’m the only full size candy house on the street, and the kids are pumped. It’s a good day.

I feel like it’s Big Sean from collaborations and being at games and such, but the internet seems think Eminem. Maybe it’s Big Sean is the bigger fan but more people know Eminem so depends on which way you mean?

A screenshot of a text conversation, the first message is a Michigan state gif, my response is it’s cute they tried all the way to the end, their response is a sad emoticon

I’ve already started

Go blue! I hate playing state, but I will enjoy annoying my coworkers on Monday.

Absolutely correct take, I applaud you.

The good doink!

A black cat reaching out to the camera, he’s riding in a pair of striped maize and blue overalls worn by a person whose head is out of frame

Stew says go blue.

Jamo!

Oh so we highlight the racism on tv? I understand picking up a little crowd noise during the kickoff but that’s just gross.

Watched “Die Alone” and “28 Years Later” while doing various chores. I do love a night game leaving the day free for some zombies. Let’s go LOINS, save this sports week for us.

I forgot I actually love baseball. For a couple more minutes

A text thread between three people, one saying “dammit”, one saying “fuck this game”, one saying “truly the worst sport”.

Playoff baseball! And then we got out of that inning, let’s go Tigers!

I guess technically for 1 everything is posted to the intranet too but nobody uses the intranet, which is a constant frustration given how much very useful information is on there.

3. I like the project updates on interesting things other people in the company are doing (I'm in construction management) - we have a cool new system install or new concrete pour technique that someone is piloting, actual work in place is exciting.

1. We have a monday morning meeting that covers corporate updates, shout outs, project milestones, etc. that gets converted into a newsletter emailed out at the end of the day. We also get a weekly wellness and quality/lessons learned email.
2. I peruse all 3, depending on relevance.

I very literally love this journey for you. The Halifax explosion was the same for me where I knew _nothing_ about it going in and I think it made the book even more fascinating.

Screenshot of a Facebook post from Courageous Books advertising “The Gales of November” going on sale tomorrow by giving away bacon to the first 20 people to purchase the book.

Important local bookstore update:

The Great Halifax Explosion was a fascinating read that I passed on to multiple fellow dads*.

*Gender-neutral use, as always

I’m not really worried but was hoping to be up by about five tds so I could save all stressing for the beisbolcats.

A black cat staring at the camera

A black cat sleeping on a human arm with his paw below his head

A black cat laying in a sunbeam, staring at the camera with frankly piercing green eyes.

Stew loves you and hopes you feel better.

Montgomery!

LOINS!

Beisbolcats!!

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I donated the score of the Michigan game to demand the continuation of the pun.

Don't forget separately on the batteries if you're bringing any powered tools. My tools are safer on the side of the road than at school clean up day.