@m_ashcroft Oh dang! Nothing like that for me, i’m glad your knees are doing better!
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Blake
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@BlakeAndOr well for me my knees would dislocate extremely easily (eg just while walking), but I guess there are lots of things that might cause your buckling
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not going to lie, having stable kneecaps is a novel and wonderful experience
is this how you’ve all been living this whole time??
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Like any poet/philosopher, I'm more in love with the idea of women than any particular woman. But you never know.
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@m_ashcroft This is the first of heard of the term so I have no idea the actual symptoms are but my leg will randomly sort of buckle sometimes while walking, and i have a bad habit of locking them ive been told
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@BlakeAndOr He is looking at his right palm, so the thumb points right.
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Page from my early reader book. This is my lead-in to Gutenberg. Look how sore the monk's hand got after copying a manuscript by hand!
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@scottdomes Data point opposite of that, have heard a similar point from henrik karlsson that he opens as few loops as possible and closes them fast as possible. He is a dad of two and a writer
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in general I’m wary of any framework for life that won’t survive contact with chaos
anything I teach has to pass the test of “would be maintainable while raising three kids & running a business” (my desired future)
I suspect there will be many open loops in that future
scott 🌞@scottdomes
this perspective is true to some degree (your life does get less stressful when you get more done!) but I haven’t found it to be that useful context: I spent a lot of time in my 20s investing in systems in my life to close open loops. I was quite successful at it. I still felt drained & anxious the real lever is how you feel about the open loops, and why they matter so much it’s impossible to close all your loops! open loops are part of being human! so what is making that intolerable, for you? why is your body tensing and clenching at leaving things undone? maybe it’s less about the loops themselves and more about your relationship to them… and maybe that’s the place we can focus on, to make it easier & more joyful to both close the loops and keep them open… to not live in fear of open loops, in an endless game of whack-a-mole, but to be free to act in ways you find beautiful, from moment to moment
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i usually dont @ ppl i interact w irl bc im never sure the level of anonymity ppl want re: like what city they live in or their goings on but i need u all to know that i was recently asked whether i was "a friend of toto" and i cant get this out of my head it's so fucking funny
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Hanta from too loud a solitude be like
Anna Gát 🧭@TheAnnaGat
The perfect apartment doesn’t exi—
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i can tell the seasons are changing because the fashion gods compel me to switch my jewelry from gold to silver
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@mbateman @selentelechia Followed! Who else are your favorite montessori or education accounts?
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B is a great twitter account period and one of a single digit number of quality Montessori twitter accounts.
If you like children, Montessori, or just accounts with actual interests and work and projects and expertise, and you aren’t following her, you’re missing out.
🅱️ is for baby whisperer@babieswithb
you should help me get to 5K this week so that the celebration can fall on a weekend, that would be most convenient 😌
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god i love rohrschach blots. i love to find out what my mind is up to
Jason Waller@jasonwallerphd
"What might this be?" New office art!
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bf took this picture of me before getting down on a knee lmao
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No one tells you that the most interesting part of retatrutide is that it gives you the ability to focus in a purely positive way.
I just don't crave distractions anymore.
My emotions aren't muted like on stims. I love playing with my kids and I laugh and cry.
Just locked in.
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