Polaris is great, so I’m looking forward to this!

The museum has something similar!

The audiobook is quite good. I don’t always love dual narration, but this one worked for me.

This is ridiculous. We need housing. My dad takes the bus to the Granite several times a week. I’m sure others can manage it.

It’s so happy! Also, I kept the Waitrose Christmas in-house magazines/recipes from 2003-2004 when I lived up the hill from one. Excellent holiday cooking ideas and great triffle recipes.

I’ve got 1 fiction, 3 romance, 1 romantasy, 1 fantasy (+2 I own), 2 sf, 3 (?!?) horror, and a non-fiction. But I read 3 times more romance than the rest combined.

The new thing needs to do what the old thing does but on a new controller. Also combine it with this other thing. And it should be faster. And we changed the hydraulics and the mechanical connections. And we have no measurements to define what the current thing does. Those are the real vibes.

Just seeing this image has given me an earworm!

Maybe 2027?

@drjengunter.bsky.social wrote about getting it a couple of years ago at 52. vajenda.substack.com/p/why-i-got-... so it is available. And my gynecologist here in Canada is willing to write me a prescription for it and I'm also over 45.

I remember really liking these as a teenager. Like VC Andrews with space travel. The 80s were weird.