I shouldn't tweet or use any social media, I should just save up all my thoughts and adventures up for a quarterly video that's 2.5 hours long and never reply to or heart comments
It'd be cool if this was my last tweet ever
She just made Paralympic history by becoming the first female athlete to win gold in all three fencing disciplines—Sabre, Foil, and Epee—at a single Paralympic Games. Her name is Saysunee Jana and she is Thailand’s champion!
Eating an apple on a mountain whilst sitting next to my dog is the most human I feel
In other scenarios I feel like Im not getting something other humans know intrinsically. Some factoid that makes the world of engines and concrete fine
Civilization isn't humanity imo
There is no way in which you can be trans that will appease transphobes, short of hiding it forever. They dont discriminate in their discrimination; it's quite inclusive
Personally Im not going back to the closet even if I like the clothes more now. Perpetually doing me visibly
Living a slow life in the mountains is how I was meant to live.
Won't project that on our whole species, but given the current state of tech and remote work it is pretty feasible.
I still work a full time job then hang out in the forest; what I've secretly always wanted
In the 90s I was like nah I don't think people would ever be super into neon lights that's just movie stuff, it'd be annoying irl
Then, years later, everyone was obsessed with LEDs, at least not actual neon
Yall are like minimalist decor with LEDs is top tier, why it's annoying
Im actually more qualified to talk about meditation than anything else I rattle on about. Had formal training in it via yoga teacher training and via kung fu
Closing your eyes isn't a requirement for meditating (few things are)
Out here in the mountains I keep my eyes open. I relax my vision and facial muscles, but
my goal isn't to appreciate the inner world. My goal is to connect deeper with the world around me. Eyes open helps
I don't really need to descend 800 ft into this canyon to check out the creek
But now that I've caught a glimpse of it whilst scouting possible paths, I must
It'll be worth it, including the 800 ft ascent. Given the area and seclusion, good chance of cool gems too