Whyyyy would you name them that?
@midwest.social
No, they got the memo. At least in the US, the Peacock app had every single event broken out into live events, replays and highlights. Or you could watch the gold medal stream and just mainline finals. They did a pretty good job, IMO.
I’m a geriatric millennial, and the fact that they have a playlist called “millennial punk” made me so angry. And then I looked at the full playlist and saw that there’s Bloodhound Gang and Jet on there and I got even angrier.
Gideon Zhi has some more context on Bluesky. Sounds like the main (only) admin made things… difficult.
I don’t know your life situation OP, but my wife and I have found it very helpful to designate one night of the week as our “weekly meeting.” After the kids go to bed, we spend some time together, catching up on the previous week and talking about next week. We also meal plan and make a grocery list. And both of us usually have a few things written down that we want to discuss, like upcoming trips, major expenses, etc.
It’s really nice to have Thursday nights as a time set aside just for the two of us to focus on each other and all the little things you forget about during the week. YMMV, of course.
Another benefit to remote Foundry games: you can stop at any time and the board/scene does not change. Hit a hard stop time in the middle of combat? Who cares! The turn tracker will stay right where it’s at until next week.
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Yet another long time Apollo refugee joins the instance. Greeting from Omaha, home of the Henry Doorly Zoo, Runza and… uh… Berkshire Hathaway? M/39 software dev with some young kids and a dog. Looking forward to the same bullshit on Lemmy I enjoyed on Reddit: D&D memes, programming, college basketball (Rock Chalk) and video games.
Good for you man. Even a day skiing on questionable snow is still a day skiing.
I’m a flatlander getting ready for our family trip out to Keystone next weekend. Probably the only time I’m getting on the mountain this season but never say never. Maybe I’ll sneak out in late February.
My elementary school aged boys are snowboarders and will be on their third trip to Colorado. Really excited to actually get a couple days on the mountain, just the three of us.
That’s where my boys learned to ski! It’s still in operation and owned by the county, with discounts for local residents. They had some growing pains with the transition to public ownership, but it’s still a decent little hill for the Midwest.
Regardless, Riley says in the mastodon post that this blog is sourced from that this is only approval of distribution via alt store.
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