I came across this article intending to skim through it, but I found myself reading every word. Enlightening, poignant, and strangely calming. Worth a read.

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Graber’s shirt — which directly copies the style of a shirt that Zuckerberg wore onstage recently — says Mundus sine caesaribus. Or, “a world without Caesars.”

I love the details. It's not as hard or as uncomfortable as I expected.

The belly-rub trap...fooled me once.

Posple Records: <casually drops a playlist on Spotify>
Me: <puts on repeat indefinitely in 2025>

Louise Penny’s writing is a refuge, and Ruth Zardo is the chaotic sage I didn’t know I needed. Her poetry and profanity keep me centered. I also love how Penny weaves real places and moments into her stories—little snippets of reality that make Three Pines feel alive.

✨ Oh, yes. Progress adapts.

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