I’ve only got 2 resolutions for 2026:
🌱 Practice radical optimism.
🌱 Drink more water.
Otherwise, I’m going to go gently into the new year and not rock any boats.
In the midst of a Parks & Rec rewatch and we don’t talk enough about how all the best bits are basically in the same episode:
- the “comeback” blooper
- the low cal calzone zone
- ben’s claymation
- the “get on your feet” walk across the ice
Season 4 Ep 11 is an absolute CLASSIC!
Have a carpenter at my house to do some very particular and fragile changes to our kitchen cabinets and window and I'm trying not to peep but I am legitimately so nervous.
When you get married they don't warn you about how low key embarrassing changing your last name in your work email and signature is.
Please stop asking me about it. I do not want to be perceived.
America built the greatest train stations ever seen — and then demolished them.
Here's what the American railway was like at its peak.
And what destroying it says about us… (thread) 🧵
We can sometimes have an ad reviewed and pushed through, but tbh I find the whole thing really gross. It's intentionally limiting conversation about a topic that should not be controversial.
Grumblegrumble.
I need to vent.
I work in social marketing & have one client that spends a massive sum of money advertising about the importance of sustainable practices and transitioning to greener businesses practices.
Constantly... and I mean CONSTANTLY... Meta rejects our ads. (1/?)
Their argument is that it highlights "social issues." It's a photo of people standing next to solar panels. Or it's a piece of copy about how a company is "transition to greener services."
How is that a social issue? How is that impacting Meta users negatively? (2/?)