jemostrom
Evening walk
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djwudi
As of today, I’ve completed my Goodreads Reading Challenge of 52 books (one for each week), with more than three months to spare.
18 of those books have been part of my Hugo reading project.
Not a bad nine months’ work. Now to see where I end up at year’s end!
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In preparation for a massive life change [I am hoping and planning for] in four years, I want to learn mobile dev (preferably for iOS) and auto repair (at least the fundamentals, engine and break work, etc). Any recommendations on the best way/place to learn iOS development?
jthingelstad
Making my Mom’s Swedish Pancakes outside this morning. She did the batter, I’m doing the grill work. 🥞
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