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Awesome I was wondering what it was (I saw it on a walk). Really beautiful colours. And I had two special people who are no longer around. One loved yellow roses and the other pink/red so it made me smile 😊
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It's a yellow roses and dragonflies kinda day
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My favourite sat thing is to get up at 6am like normal, open blinds, brush teeth etc then crawl back into bed
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Bebbe magpie here. Been practising all night
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That's a big pile of bumjuice.
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That is one of my favourites still
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shudders in solidarity
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We can circle back to this in tomorrow's stand up
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Haha I came here to make sure you knew! So cute
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All I need to do is write up some notes from today's meetings and update some stuff in jira and just review my todo list and I've been staring at the peregrin falcon livestream for 15 mins. BRAIN FRIED.
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OMG THAT SUN THO 🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞
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But first..the mandatory 2hour OHS safety briefing with 150slide PowerPoint presentation
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Nice.
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A reading from the gospel of potat
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Perfect night for it tonight. No moon, light breeze, clear skies. Are you chasing anything in particular or just looking?
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100 days learning Italian on duo and we are finally getting to the important stuff
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No go for it. I wanted to do this a while ago only to find out that teacher now has dementia 😞. Really wish I had reached out sooner.
 I got a $30 mystery veggie box from QVM and am planning my weeks food. Thought I would share here for a bit of fun to see what other suggestions I get. I also have some chuck steak in the freezer and a pretty good pantry. My ideas so far include - pumpkin and parsip soup - maybe grilling those capsicums as a side dish - mashed potatoes and a hearty stew (onions and carrots) But I am open to suggestions!
What is your meal planning style? Any good meal planning tips? I am trying to get better at meal planning because I always start off strong then get bored / run out of food at the end of the week. For while I have been doing a big cook on Sunday but this week I am trying a basic menu and cook as I go. Hoping that having a plan will make it easier. My plan (one person) is - red lentil curry + coconut rice (3 serves made today) - instant pot spag Bol (3 serves made Monday night) - a beef stir-fry (X 2 serves) made wed night - quick ramen noodles + stock and frozen veg in between Ideally I would prep veg today but I have been away and am tired and can't be bothered so will prep as I go. What other things are people doing?
My old xps13 is old in the tooth and the new ones have some things I don't like. So I am after recommendations. My preferences * Linux (Ubuntu/Debian friendly). Happy to wipe and install and will check compatibility beforehand but if anyone has a Linux daily driver they love let me know * good CPU and decent RAM (32gb would be nice) * Lightweight - smaller preferred (currently on a 13" and happy) * Touchscreen would be nice * Usb-c * Decent battery life I have access to other machines for heavy GPU stuff that's not as important as CPU and RAM. Uses: * Programming/terminal use * Reading docs and papers * Watching movies etc * No gaming That's my wishlist. What do you suggest, Aussie tech friends?
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