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^ Pictured above: Billionaire Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel went to Coachella with his supermodel wife, and then two days later laid off over 1,000 employees. I was one of them. So was my entire team of about 40 people.
We were the Bitmoji team at Snapchat, and except for a few people in LA, our team was completely eliminated. Acquired by Snapchat, Bitmoji remained, at least in spirit, a somewhat semi-autonomous republic within the larger company. But eventually the Bitmoji founders departed or were ousted, along with some long-time artists, and the corporate tech tentacles slowly creeped in to smother what was once a quirky creative team. I joined part way through the process, so I got to taste that fun/creative culture, but also witness its decline.
Honestly, we were all there by accident - artists, animators, and illustrators hiding in the corner of a Tech Company, quietly shocked at the generous salaries and benefits (and free lunches) we received, a contrast to the poor-paying studios and freelance illustration gigs that had come before.
The 5 years I spent there were amazing and horrible. Amazing because (1) Big Tech Salary, and (2) I got to work with some of the most fun, creative and intelligent people. No dead wood on this team. It was also horrible, because ultimately I was just making digital crap to keep users' eyes glued to an app and its advertisers. The pressure to perform and scale production was really high. I lost sleep and gained weight, and got to suffer from anxiety for the first time.
And now suddenly it's done. We're all out. Ostensibly "because AI", despite the fact that we barely used any AI in our creative pipelines, and only for non-creative tasks. I didn't lose my job because of AI, I lost it because of the *idea* that AI could do it all. And of course because Snap's stagnating stock price needed a boost.
It's honestly a relief. I've spent the last month relaxing and decompressing; I had accumulated a month's worth of unused vacation anyway. I'll eventually try to figure out what's next, but for now I have a generous severance to give me some breathing room. I'm free now, as are my fellow artists. I'm happy they can go use their creative gifts for things that are hopefully more meaningful to our society and culture.
thanks for reading my brain dump mltshp friends. That concludes my ted talk.
We were the Bitmoji team at Snapchat, and except for a few people in LA, our team was completely eliminated. Acquired by Snapchat, Bitmoji remained, at least in spirit, a somewhat semi-autonomous republic within the larger company. But eventually the Bitmoji founders departed or were ousted, along with some long-time artists, and the corporate tech tentacles slowly creeped in to smother what was once a quirky creative team. I joined part way through the process, so I got to taste that fun/creative culture, but also witness its decline.
Honestly, we were all there by accident - artists, animators, and illustrators hiding in the corner of a Tech Company, quietly shocked at the generous salaries and benefits (and free lunches) we received, a contrast to the poor-paying studios and freelance illustration gigs that had come before.
The 5 years I spent there were amazing and horrible. Amazing because (1) Big Tech Salary, and (2) I got to work with some of the most fun, creative and intelligent people. No dead wood on this team. It was also horrible, because ultimately I was just making digital crap to keep users' eyes glued to an app and its advertisers. The pressure to perform and scale production was really high. I lost sleep and gained weight, and got to suffer from anxiety for the first time.
And now suddenly it's done. We're all out. Ostensibly "because AI", despite the fact that we barely used any AI in our creative pipelines, and only for non-creative tasks. I didn't lose my job because of AI, I lost it because of the *idea* that AI could do it all. And of course because Snap's stagnating stock price needed a boost.
It's honestly a relief. I've spent the last month relaxing and decompressing; I had accumulated a month's worth of unused vacation anyway. I'll eventually try to figure out what's next, but for now I have a generous severance to give me some breathing room. I'm free now, as are my fellow artists. I'm happy they can go use their creative gifts for things that are hopefully more meaningful to our society and culture.
thanks for reading my brain dump mltshp friends. That concludes my ted talk.
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Onward and upward!
When I left my job at JP Morgan the sudden drop of cortisol in my system turned into losing ~10lbs in as many days.
Hopefully the break is refreshing and fulfilling and leads quickly and easily into the next project which is hopefully more fun and fulfilling than the last! Lachaim!
Hopefully the break is refreshing and fulfilling and leads quickly and easily into the next project which is hopefully more fun and fulfilling than the last! Lachaim!
oof, man, i'm so sorry, but also... escape velocity! i'm glad you have some runway to consider your options now. vibing for a much more fulfilling next stage for you.
All power to you. Thank you for sharing and excited to see what is next for you whenever that happens.
FWIW I'm certain AI will eat itself.
FWIW I'm certain AI will eat itself.
Getting laid off from a tech company in 2008 was one of the best things that ever happened to me. Onwards!
Good luck and Gosh
Godspeed!
Godspeed!
I appreciate your outlook on all this but if you’ll pardon me I need to turn my attention to Evan for a moment and address him directly.
“Hey dingus. She only likes you for your money. You are a soul sucking leech on society and the people you abandoned deserved better. I hope you got tinnitus at the festival. Eat shit. 🖕🖕”
Thanks. I feel better.
“Hey dingus. She only likes you for your money. You are a soul sucking leech on society and the people you abandoned deserved better. I hope you got tinnitus at the festival. Eat shit. 🖕🖕”
Thanks. I feel better.
That's my experience with AI at work too, about 90% hope it'll become something, 8% projects that won't go anywhere, and 2% actual useful work (mostly writing code).
Sounds like you broke free in a good place to enjoy the break, best of luck on the next adventure.
Sounds like you broke free in a good place to enjoy the break, best of luck on the next adventure.
My experience in AI with a very large well known software developer is similar to what's been stated: it makes pretty shit for people who don't understand the actual pipelines they think they're replacing, and that pretty shit then needs to be touched by more hands than have the time to fix it. It's a boondoggle and I'm not scared of it any more that I was scared of the 3D tvs, AR and VR revolutions that never came, NFTs, crypto and on and on and on. Rich white men with too much money and too little understanding.
@owl it's telling that the NFT set are all convinced that AGI is already here
I am glad you are able to see all the positives and negatives in this. Losing a job in such a heartless way is shit but you're handling it all very well.
Has there been supermodel inflation? That word used to denote like three people.
Congratulations on escaping The Life, and here’s to the next brilliant chapter. I did that last November (intentionally) and Real Life is so much more rewarding.
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Related to my last post, this is the visual style we are going for. Sort of a 40’s/50’s workshop manual photography direction.
If you look back through my shake you’ll see posts about Hamill Industries. They do wild shit with video. This is their workshop. Pablo, one of the partners, has a lot of amazing machinery. Some of it works and some doesn’t. This is an old, massive drill press that isn’t working yet. I chucked in a bit and Chris held up a length of steel bar from the lathe station to fake a handle.
Same gear specs as the last image. I think the flash power was set to 1/4 +0.7.
If you look back through my shake you’ll see posts about Hamill Industries. They do wild shit with video. This is their workshop. Pablo, one of the partners, has a lot of amazing machinery. Some of it works and some doesn’t. This is an old, massive drill press that isn’t working yet. I chucked in a bit and Chris held up a length of steel bar from the lathe station to fake a handle.
Same gear specs as the last image. I think the flash power was set to 1/4 +0.7.
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A compost bin made of wooden pallets. It has a screened in top. It's in front of a garage with a cinder block lower level and a dark blue shingled upper level with some paned windows above it. In front of it is a lot of grass and forget-me-nots and some dandelions
I've never lived in a place where composting wasn't just "hucking stuff into the wild backyard" but this place has a compost bin and I've tried to get good at using it. Vermont says you're not supposed to toss out food waste anyhow. This bin was full when I toured the house and I specifically mentioned to the realtor that I'd need it emptied before I moved in since an empty compost bin was worth a lot more to me than a bin of compost (I am not much of a gardener). We had what I hope is our last frost this past week and the forget-me-nots are out in earnest and I just thought it looked so nice. The skunks have burrowed in to the back of it occasionally and I pretend not to notice.
I hope you end up on as good terms with your skunk(s) as my friend Josh, who has one living under his front steps. Josh calls out "Hi, Skunky!" and the skunk obligingly waddles off. Never been bothered by it. It even hangs out with his cats sometimes.
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In architecture school I wrote a paper about how Cincinnati was consistently behind the curve in adopting new modes of transportation - canals, rail, subway - and how if it had been more forward thinking it could’ve risen to much greater prominence.
In retrospect it was my first taste of the discipline of planning, and if I’d recognized that sooner I might have saved myself a lot of trouble floundering in design. Bit of irony there I’d never noticed until now.
In retrospect it was my first taste of the discipline of planning, and if I’d recognized that sooner I might have saved myself a lot of trouble floundering in design. Bit of irony there I’d never noticed until now.
I had no idea Johnny Canal was based in fact. Holy cow.
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A father and teenaged son read an interpretative sign while seemingly ignoring the majesty of nature along the Deschutes River Trail in Bend, Oregon.
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Chris and I are still working on images for my master final project. Next week I have an informal presentation to the tutors. A month from now it’ll be in exhibition!
This is technically a “botched” image from the set we took yesterday. The flash didn’t trigger. Because it’s outside and I’m pushing the film to 1600 iso, the image didn’t expose to black. I really like how it turned out! It doesn’t work for the series but I like it on its own.
Gear nerdery: Hasselblad 500 c/m, 85 2.8 at f8, 1/250 shutter, tri-x 400 pushed to 1600. The flash that didn’t fire was a godox tt350 (great little flash, needed batteries). I used a godox trigger with a sync cable.
This is technically a “botched” image from the set we took yesterday. The flash didn’t trigger. Because it’s outside and I’m pushing the film to 1600 iso, the image didn’t expose to black. I really like how it turned out! It doesn’t work for the series but I like it on its own.
Gear nerdery: Hasselblad 500 c/m, 85 2.8 at f8, 1/250 shutter, tri-x 400 pushed to 1600. The flash that didn’t fire was a godox tt350 (great little flash, needed batteries). I used a godox trigger with a sync cable.
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Tramell Tillman dancing in Severance
This fits exactly with The Bird That You Can't See.
@0y3ahSansAcut3 also with Dancing On My Own by Robyn
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Banana(s) for scale(s)
looks like a custom MakeyMakey
Literally a bananaphone
weird science
@bezt oh, seems more fun than a MakeyMakey
@dreyfusslugado 👏🏻
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Black and white photo of several dozen people clustered on and around a brownstone staircase in Harlem in 1958. People present include Thelonious Monk, Duke Ellington, Gene Krupa, Charles Mingus, Lester Young, and Art Blakey. There are also about a dozen young boys, plus Count Basie, sitting on the curb in front of them.
Rollins was the longest-surviving musician in the Great Day in Harlem photo shot in 1958. Actual end of an era.
Full list of musicians (jaw-dropping!) plus additional people who missed the photo session:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...
I sometimes wonder about the kids in the photo. What kinds of lives had they managed to have?
Full list of musicians (jaw-dropping!) plus additional people who missed the photo session:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...
I sometimes wonder about the kids in the photo. What kinds of lives had they managed to have?
A friend of mine claimed to have sold him an ounce of weed when he played at Oberlin; he said Rollins' wife was mad about this.
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White clapboard forest service cabin with a shake roof. To the left is a moderate sized Engelmann spruce. The cabin is located in the upper Ruby River Valley between the Gravelly and Snowcrest ranges in SW Montana.
I had a big plan to ride 180 miles in SW Montana this weekend, starting and ending at Virginia City. A burgeoning lung infection had other ideas and I scrapped the ride about 8 miles in. So lemons, lemonade, etc, I decided to camp out at my initial destination (Red Rock Lakes NWR), then promptly got a flat tire. I had a fun problem of driving 110 mi on an interstate at 50 mph on a donut spare to get to the only open tire shop open on a Sunday, or get stuck until today when tire shops opened back up from the long weekend. Anyhow, the spare held, and I made it to Vigilante Cabin, my destination for night 2. Lots of lemons this weekend, but of all worked out pretty ok ultimately.
3-7-77
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An aluminum spiral staircase of extreme minimalist design in the corner of what appears to be a dining room. No handrail and small step surfaces make the staircase appear very dangerous to use.
There is one for sale on 1st dibs for $42k
My knees!
Pee-wee's Big Adventure (1985), dir. Tim Burton
First thing that flashed into my head.
First thing that flashed into my head.
@niicholas I'm pretty sure I can find a much cheaper way to become disabled.
what vaporwave album is this from?
@urlnotfound Once you've put that hole in the floor, why bother with $42k worth of stainless steel. Just throw yourself down the hole.
Fire pole would be safer
I would fall down that thing every single morning.
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cher with short blond hair
Vanilla Ice pointing at this in a magazine to his hairstylist...
@urlnotfound it could be a spider-man moment
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Big Aussie Units Series #74
The Big Sherrin - Ungarie, NSW
An AFL footbal, in the home of the Danihers, Ungarie. The town is famously known as the birthplace and hometown of the Daniher brothers—Terry, Neale, Anthony, and Chris—who all played for the Essendon Football Club.
Posting this one in honour of Neale, who passed away yesterday from MND. He was an icon of Australian football as both a player and a coach. the coach of the Melbourne Football Club between 1998 and 2007, and also held coaching positions with Essendon, Fremantle and West Coast.
He is also the 2016 Australian of The Year
Vale Neale.
Have not visited
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...
The Big Sherrin - Ungarie, NSW
An AFL footbal, in the home of the Danihers, Ungarie. The town is famously known as the birthplace and hometown of the Daniher brothers—Terry, Neale, Anthony, and Chris—who all played for the Essendon Football Club.
Posting this one in honour of Neale, who passed away yesterday from MND. He was an icon of Australian football as both a player and a coach. the coach of the Melbourne Football Club between 1998 and 2007, and also held coaching positions with Essendon, Fremantle and West Coast.
He is also the 2016 Australian of The Year
Vale Neale.
Have not visited
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...
If I might go a step further @Argie and say that Neale Daniher spent the last decade or so, since his diagnosis, publicising MND and inspiring people to raise funds to research this horrible nervous disorder.
Without Neale Daniher, I'm sure most of the Australian population would not know what MND is, let alone contribute millions of dollars to try and help find a cure.
He was a solid footballer and a reasonable coach but a giant among men.
Without Neale Daniher, I'm sure most of the Australian population would not know what MND is, let alone contribute millions of dollars to try and help find a cure.
He was a solid footballer and a reasonable coach but a giant among men.
@roonie 100% yes to all of that 👍
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Ink painting of a cat intently watching a snail
By Qin Yang
https://www.tumblr.com/pmamtrav...
https://www.tumblr.com/pmamtrav...
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print sample of a simple 7-pin dot matrix character set, upper case characters only
Like dog tags.
I can hear it just by looking.
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It’s almost as though the only thing all these situations have in common is that they are profitable to business owners and capitalists. But surely I’m missing something.
Well said, but no one should still be using that website, so zero stars to whoever this is
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Pontiff on point.
We could do with a bit of Galadriel's girl power too, afaic, but I never would have imagined the Pope quoting Tolkien.
I wonder what the old man would have thought of that..?
Or AI for that matter, lol.
We could do with a bit of Galadriel's girl power too, afaic, but I never would have imagined the Pope quoting Tolkien.
I wonder what the old man would have thought of that..?
Or AI for that matter, lol.
AI is clearly the work of Morgoth. As orcs are an abomination of elves so is AI art a perversion of the creative spirit within humans.
@m3moellering whoa.
@MackReed That may have been before my morning cuppa…
@m3moellering Don't make excuses, you may have just formed a new religion ✊
@m3moellering Nono, ima let you cook.
@jer @MackReed Aight. I don’t want ANY sacrifices that don’t involve Saccharomyces cerevisiae!
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samesies
Me stumbling face first into relationships I’m not prepared for
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a 2x2 grid of square images, depicting an assortment of tiny translucent resin animals. top to bottom, left to right:
1) a sealed plastic bag containing the various figures
2) the figures in a pile on a blue couch
3) the figures sitting on top of a MacBook, sorted in rows by type and color, with the frogs, chickens, ducks, and rabbits in frame.
4) a pink chicken, pink whale, white rabbit, green frog, blue ducky, and yellow mushroom sit on a windowsill with trees behind it
1) a sealed plastic bag containing the various figures
2) the figures in a pile on a blue couch
3) the figures sitting on top of a MacBook, sorted in rows by type and color, with the frogs, chickens, ducks, and rabbits in frame.
4) a pink chicken, pink whale, white rabbit, green frog, blue ducky, and yellow mushroom sit on a windowsill with trees behind it
@kittons sent me a giant bag of tiny chickens (and whales, and frogs, and rabbits, and frogs, and ducks, and mushrooms) so now i can join in the tiny creature distribution.
dropped two on the counter at my favorite coffee shop yesterday. am now looking forward to lightening the otherwise insane week by hiding a few at work.
previously:
https://mltshp.com/p/1RQ19
https://mltshp.com/p/1RPES
dropped two on the counter at my favorite coffee shop yesterday. am now looking forward to lightening the otherwise insane week by hiding a few at work.
previously:
https://mltshp.com/p/1RQ19
https://mltshp.com/p/1RPES
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A surger, or overlock, sewing machine, tools, and a piece of fabric with an overlock stitch on it
It's been several replacement parts, between five and seven hours of messing with it over three maintenance attempts, at least five YouTube videos, literally locating the original manual, and enough cuss words to get me thrown out of a Walmart, but it actually makes a locking stitch again.
Hooray, good work. I am a fan of fixing stuff.
It’s a resurgence!
👏👏👏
That Soda you like is coming back in style
@idogcow ++
“War with the Sergers” is a novel by Isaac Asimov
I start reading it but gave up. My Elna 664 pro won.
I start reading it but gave up. My Elna 664 pro won.
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Smiling doofus with allergy-smitten wife
I generally avoid big multi-day festivals as typically there are not enough bands I want to see to justify the cost. However, the stars aligned this year. Nearly every band I wanted to see was playing on my birthday. Spent about 10 hours there and it worked out to about 8 bucks a band in the end. My wife was a trooper, she was having allergy issues and is not a crowd person, but she also had a good time when it was all said and done.
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Vienna sausage and mayo sandwich on white bread perched on paper towels
source: https://www.reddit.com/r...
Needs more squeeze cheez
I used to do the liverwurst and onions.
I support this.
That kind of sandwich
Correct
It depends. Is that butter or mayonnaise?
Not on a roll.
i can smell that from here and i don’t want to
Mmm... pennies
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Black and white photograph in Savannah, Georgia, 1969, created by Lee Friedlander. He takes the picture of a picture cutout, leaving future viewers with a self portrait of the artist, in reflection.
Savannah, Georgia, 1969
Lee Friedlander speaks of the medium with humility, as if his photographs are simply gifts he has been fortunate to receive, but the more closely we look the more keenly we see just how carefully he guides us through the photograph into life itself.
#photography #LeeFriedlander
https://www.theguardian.com/artandde...
Lee Friedlander speaks of the medium with humility, as if his photographs are simply gifts he has been fortunate to receive, but the more closely we look the more keenly we see just how carefully he guides us through the photograph into life itself.
#photography #LeeFriedlander
https://www.theguardian.com/artandde...
Hello 1974!
oooh, cool! i had not seen his work before, thank you!
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A murmeration of starlings as a metaphor for free thought.
Die Gedanken Sind Frei, is an old German song, of unknown origin. This quote popped into my head, from a female Phd German teacher, the USAF hired to teach in my Overseas school. She was old by my eighth grade standards, had to be in her seventies, and an excellent teacher. The song title was a private message of uplift delivered to me, under the breath, over some classroom taunt.
Thoughts are free, who can guess them?
They fly by like nocturnal shadows.
No person can know them, no hunter can shoot them
and so it'll always be: Thoughts are free!
I think what I want, and what delights me,
still always reticent, and as it is suitable.
My wish and desire, no one can deny me
and so it'll always be: Thoughts are free!
I love wine, and my girl even more,
Only her I like best of all.
I'm not alone with my glass of wine,
my girl is with me: Thoughts are free!
And if I am thrown into the darkest dungeon,
all these are futile works,
because my thoughts tear all gates
and walls apart: Thoughts are free!
So I will renounce my sorrows forever,
and never again will torture myself with whimsies.
In one's heart, one can always laugh and joke
and think at the same time: Thoughts are free!
Thoughts are free, who can guess them?
They fly by like nocturnal shadows.
No person can know them, no hunter can shoot them
and so it'll always be: Thoughts are free!
I think what I want, and what delights me,
still always reticent, and as it is suitable.
My wish and desire, no one can deny me
and so it'll always be: Thoughts are free!
I love wine, and my girl even more,
Only her I like best of all.
I'm not alone with my glass of wine,
my girl is with me: Thoughts are free!
And if I am thrown into the darkest dungeon,
all these are futile works,
because my thoughts tear all gates
and walls apart: Thoughts are free!
So I will renounce my sorrows forever,
and never again will torture myself with whimsies.
In one's heart, one can always laugh and joke
and think at the same time: Thoughts are free!
There's a Pete Seeger version with a different translation:
I think as I please
And this gives me pleasure
My conscience decrees
This right I must treasure
My thoughts will not cater
To duke or dictator
No man can deny
Die gedanken sind frei
I think as I please
And this gives me pleasure
My conscience decrees
This right I must treasure
My thoughts will not cater
To duke or dictator
No man can deny
Die gedanken sind frei
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Photograph of a blank wall on the side of a housing block. The wall is about 3 stories high.
More than two years ago, one of my neighbors suggested to me that I should paint a mural on an ugly wall at a square down my street.
It took me forever to scrape enough courage together to get funding from various kinds of places. But I managed. I got the money. I got the permits. I got the scissor lift. I got the wall renovated and plastered. I got the paint and a colleague that is going to help me. And it should be ready by June 13, because then it’s going to be officially opened.
I found the whole process rather nerve-racking because all in all it’s about €18,000. But my goodness, will I be happy and relieved once it’s done.
It took me forever to scrape enough courage together to get funding from various kinds of places. But I managed. I got the money. I got the permits. I got the scissor lift. I got the wall renovated and plastered. I got the paint and a colleague that is going to help me. And it should be ready by June 13, because then it’s going to be officially opened.
I found the whole process rather nerve-racking because all in all it’s about €18,000. But my goodness, will I be happy and relieved once it’s done.
This is awesome! I can't wait for updates!
Ooh, this is exciting!
This is going to be massive! I hope you have fun while working your arse off!
This is fantastic! Looking forward to seeing it.
Fantastic! Congratulations are in order!
Hell yes! We 👏🏻 want 👏🏻 updates! 👏🏻
That wall is about to look SO MUCH better!
Woop!
tabula rasa!
i'm hopping up and down with excitement - can't wait for updates :D
Amazing!
Congratulations! This is exciting!
Post pix in progress, looking forward to seeing this
Wow this is cool!
Yes!
YAY
THRILLED FOR YOU!
This is excellent!
So fun!!
Timelapse Timelapse! Looking forward to it!
Oooh. So cool!
Soooo excited for this
That is incredible.
Oh my goodness, thanks for all the comments everybody!!!! I can’t respond to you or even tagging. All of you seems way over the top.
Yes, I will totally post updates here 🙂
@kokogiak will try to do a time lapse of parts of the process!
Yes, I will totally post updates here 🙂
@kokogiak will try to do a time lapse of parts of the process!
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!
huzzah!
Yay!
Wotta canvas! so excited Really looking forward to seeing what you do, @waa !!
Ooh
!!!!!
Amazing, so proud of you and happy for you!
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Snapping turtle on bike trail framed by handlebars.
Did a 35 mile ride on the bike trail this morning. While I was tempted to stop an pet the couple of kitties I saw along the way, I thought it bet not to pet this guy.
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Grey-haired old man, his pretty wife and genius son take up a row of an airplane, in flight.
My kid just graduated HS, and will be bussing tables and interning at a chemistry lab at NU this summer, before heading to University of Illinois in the fall (Chemical Engineering with a music minor). My wife starts a 6 month contract in a week from Monday that will involve a lot of travel. I’m slammed at work with 50-60 hour weeks likely through October.
But first, a week in Central Oregon!
But first, a week in Central Oregon!
I like the idea of bussing tables at a chemistry lab.
Sounds like a fun, fulfilling just time! Congrats and enjoy!
Sounds like a fun, fulfilling just time! Congrats and enjoy!
What a delightful crew!
Have a great time!
enjoy! the vibes are immaculate out there, and i loved hiking in deschutes national forest. hopefully it’s a good brain reset out there.
also congrats to atticus! now he has a weird internet uncle biking around his campus who will not report his misadventures to dad (for a modest fee)
also congrats to atticus! now he has a weird internet uncle biking around his campus who will not report his misadventures to dad (for a modest fee)
*waving from south canada*
Bon voyage!