@darylginn My parents bought a copy shop in a tiny town. At 14 I was doing shit business cards, brochures, menus, etc. for the local businesses. First website was for a hay farmer. Charged $200. Had a flash button nav.
@timquerengesser I can see it for urban living. Many friends and all of family is spread out across the province. Also being self employed and needing to be on location (rurally) is a big blocker. So totally cutting out the car would be quite difficult.
@sarahhoyles I posted this on RJ's thread, and I just hope some people in these threads listen to it. I've learned so much from this podcast, and from this episode in particular.
Kind of perfect the episode is titled "Real Talk"
https://t.co/ztywe7iMT1
@ryanjespersen @sarahhoyles This episode of this fantastic podcast was particularly helpful for me, and I think would be for any human (links for apple and spotify) and is *so* relevant:
https://t.co/RDYV7kPlCR
https://t.co/wx0CVQ6cSR
@mariakerby It's true that cats can't read these rules, but I feel like maybe it's your responsibility as a pet owner to read the rules to them. Just sayin'.
@dirklancer Kohlrabi, beets, dill dukes, beans, carrots, seckle pears. The non-pickles list is fairly long and enjoyable as well. Oh and a side of kindergarten.
@timquerengesser I'm wondering how much of this is a result of Russell Brand's video 3 days ago. The guy has 5.5 million subscribers. https://t.co/JwPgSN29YN