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Just observing from a distance

[KTVU @KTVU]

Like many children these days, 13-year-old Jack Carlisle of Oakland misses his friends and needed something to do.​ https://t.co/Rm8u7PwIbo

[TC @toddlandish]

Sometimes good things can come out of COVIDTimes. So proud of @jackthcarlisle. Nice job my boy. https://t.co/jcoiOOUvWH

[aubrey @aubreybell]

I love hitting a paywall and being like "guess we'll never know"

[WheatNOil @WheatNOil]

The mRNA vaccines (Pfizer and Moderna) are kind of brilliant at a science level. I’ve had a few people in my real non-Twitter life ask me to explain how it works so I’m going to try my best here in this thread while I’m waiting for a patient to show.

[Oaklandish @Oaklandish]

This Saturday: @TooShort vs. @E40

[Orange Book 🍊📖 @orangebook]

"I don't know enough about it, so I will refrain from any opinion" should be heard more often.

[TC @toddlandish]

Have spent the last hour around the lake. This is one of many cool ways I say folks celebrating.

[Libby Schaaf @LibbySchaaf]

Celebrating Oakland style! 🐌🇺🇸

[Jerry Saltz @jerrysaltz]

https://t.co/ApI4CSZ22Q

[Daniel G. Newman @DanielGNewman]

Vote in California? Get all the nonpartisan facts before your vote: https://t.co/iCqZ9uZomw from @MapLight and @LWVC

[TC @toddlandish]

My children can make a toy of everything. Meet Mr. Toilet.

[@jason @Jason]

Don’t take life so seriously

[Tim Ludwig @tsludwig]

Operating most SMBs isn't glamorous. 97% of the time, it's about being consistent and fighting inertia by making small improvements to a never-ending list of issues.

Those that do this well survive; the rest die or stagnate. The very best earn the chance to become larger firms.

[Pendarvis H. @OGpenn]

Downtown Oakland is currently an art gallery.

[TC @toddlandish]

Well, at home summer camp has now been sorted.

[TC @toddlandish]

13 years old today! So proud of my baby boy 💙

[TC @toddlandish]

So good. Thank you for this.

[IPSY @IPSY]

.@RaceForward #BlackLivesMatter

[TC @toddlandish]

@FrancineHens Have these all over our garden. Super easy to cut off a piece, thunk it in the ground, and it thrives with very little care. My kids call them "cactus roses."