I don't know which was first, but around 4 or 5 years old I had a bunch of dreams that I confused with reality. They were so vivid, even now when I'm back in that town I half expect to see these impossible things.
A towering rock garden in the park, a hair comb shaped like an ice block, a man in a beefeater costume who gave rides in his horse drawn cart, a singing black cat on the fence of that house on the corner,..
Taps forehead
Can't complain about trains if you have to take a replacement bus.
Early rage faces could be good. The low barrier of entry allowed people who couldn't before to express some funny ideas. Then they ran out of ideas and continued to beat the dead horse.
That's how I feel with running and cycling. Moving meditation has always worked better for me than trying to sit still.
The first 1km or so can be rough, but that's just finding where your rhythm is for the session.
I need to get back into running.
What is the benefit of having a binary spectrum? Is it really so precious that we can't accommodate any differences? And do we apply the same standard to other medical needs?
2 years seems to be the standard here for fixed terms. We're expecting that cliff edge any day now.
Casper is perfect.
Boost is still chugging along, too.
I liked picking up other people's finds early on. Now I have a good collection of my own finds, the hunt and share is more satisfying. Sometimes it even helps to shape my play goals. E.g. I might spend a while searching for specifically cat-like fauna and share a curated bunch.
More thought in this message than most commballs I see out there :)
They have a bad reputation, but I think comms could be great with some adjustments. E.g. if we could scan for them on the galaxy map to help find places of interest.
The pun is a bit forced, but you have to admire their spirit.