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Researching kintsukuroi (aka kintsugi, the art of repairing broken pottery with gold lacquer) led me to wabi-sabi (roughly, finding beauty in imperfection and value in age). We can learn so much from the Japanese.
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So I guess one good thing about going back to the office sometimes is I get to unpack my office artwork, including this piece that was stitched for me by a friend
Thrilled and honored to have been a guest on @billdetwiler's wonderful @TechRepublic podcast Dynamic Developer
Latest Dynamic Developer episode is live! Thank you to my amazing guest @sfpluto. Software QA testing: Secrets from a veteran QA engineer tek.io/3fJZWRY via @techrepublic
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The most useful thing we can all do about Trump during his final, desperate, pathetic, treasonous attempt to overthrow the election is ignore him.
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In 2016, when Trump won MI, PA and WI by 77, 000 votes, it was part of his "landslide" victory.
In 2020, when Biden won MI, PA and WI by 255,000 votes, and won the popular vote by 6 million, it was "voter fraud."
We will not allow Trump to destroy American democracy.
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So let me get this straight: wearing a mask to save lives during a pandemic should be a personal choice, but what a woman does with her own body should be mandated by the government?
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Actual footage of me making sure I comply with the social distancing rules.
📹: Imgur user MrPuckett
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It’s ok to need.
It’s ok to ask.
It’s ok to receive.
Dammit.
Hard practice for those of us who attach our value to being givers. But so worth it. 🧡
Things I'm enjoying: @jimmykimmel (no audience or laugh track required--dude's talented), @1capplegate in @deadtome (comedienne extraordinaire), @GreggHurwitz's series of 'Orphan X' novels.
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Let's show our gratitude to our everyday heroes.
They’re stepping up for all of us. So when you see them, thank them. I’ll start.
Thank you to every:
-Healthcare worker
-Grocer
-Pharmacist
-Police officer
-Firefighter
-Public transit worker
-Childcare worker
And so many more.
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I've been racking my brain for funny stories that don't involve dead people and apparently I don't have that many. I'm not sure what that says about me but that's not important now. Here's one that involves no corpses whatsoever;

















