CTYB4.0: approaching Mako’s dinner time

[Strickland33]

oh well

 

[myDeaconmyhand]

Think I will watch it tonight

 

[Robert M. Pirsig]

Think I will watch it tonight

have you not heard about andrew callaghan?

 

[DeacsATS]

Pirsig out of nowhere!

 

[Robert M. Pirsig]

hey-oh!

 

[myDeaconmyhand]

have you not heard about andrew callaghan?

He’s sort of a man on the street documentarian, right? Made the Jan 6 doc that’s on HBO now

 

[Robert M. Pirsig]

a Quality post to win a Quality chat thread

 

[CreamyGoodness]

How many of y'all still go into work full-time? I guess only asking those who have jobs where they COULD work from home, but it's either frowned upon, or management doesn't allow it at all.

1 day a week.

 

[deacfan78]

Win?

 

[birdman]

@birdman, I'm finding I have to get pretty close to a bird to be able to even come close to identifying it, even with binocs

seems like a problem

Patience and practice are probably the answer. I used to move closer to get better views but have learned it is often better to wait and watch until the bird moves to a better perch. Also practice. 80% of the birds I encounter I just know what they are or my brain has narrowed it down to a couple options before I really even focus the binoculars. I just sort of know, and that’s come with years of practice.

 

[deacdiggler]

We are members of the Y, so go together. Y has solid childcare.

your trainer is dining at the Y

 

[deacdiggler]

Man the number of people who shit at night blows my mind. I am almost exclusively a morning pooper. Very occasionally a right when I get home from work pooper.

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