Not sure why it would be ended. I cannot open the article.
As far as I have read they have not changed their policy. I am not shopping there.
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Not sure why it would be ended. I cannot open the article.
As far as I have read they have not changed their policy. I am not shopping there.
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Karl Weick (organizational psychologist, foundational work on sensemaking) had a great refrain: “How can I know what I think until I see what I say?” I often think about this in relation to how AI can interfere w/ thinking by substituting its words for ours. This experimental study offers evidence.
Cream and seal point (brown) long-haired cat eating a potato chip, with a part of the chip on the wood floor in front of him.
Whiskers Wednesday
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Lefty (cat) jumped on my desk, grabbed the pareidolia creature potato chip out of the bowl and ran to the kitchen to consume it.
Potato chip in which I perceive a two creatures one large and one tiny. The larger creature's face in profile facing to the left of the frame. A wide open mouth on the large creature is either talking to, or preparing to eat, the tiny creature on the left. Pareidolia: Seeing meaningful patterns in randomness.
Wacky Wednesday
Potato chip Pareidolia
Sunrise through bare trees in forested area. Patches of snow and brown leaves on the ground. A path leads through the wood. A Black & White Border Collie explores the ground.
View on my morning walk.
Sunrise colors through the trees of Fangorn Forest. Temp of 45°F / 7°C.
I've been struggling with how to express my dismay at the war coverage by our top newsrooms, and how it dances around the central fact that Trump is deranged and unfit to command. I finally wrote something. Please read it. presswatchers.org/2026/03/the-...
Skunk cabbage plants blooming in water of brooklet. Moss covered rock in the background.
First flowers of spring - Skunk Cabbage.
Thank you to thermogenesis. And check out the lovely green moss in the background.
Warfighters can't use just any flute.
Sun rises behind bare trees. Border Collie dog explores a pasture covered with patches of snow.
View on my morning walk.
Dogs and I watched the sun rise over the pasture. Just patches of remaining snow make my hike easier. Temp of 40°F / 4°C.
Perfect timeline order.
Mean girl in action. LOL
Light from sunrise starting to brighten the morning. Border Collie dog stands on a ice on a farm road next to snow covered pasture and bare trees.
View on my morning walk.
Since I overslept we enjoyed more sunshine and temp of 37°F / 3°C.
Tri colored border collie dog sits on a stone wall snow covered ground and a red barn in the distance.
Happy 9th Birthday to Jojo!
Sorry for your loss.
It is nice to have signs of spring.
Tri-colored Border Collie dog looks at the photographer after crossing a stream of water surrounded by snow.
Black & white Border Collie dog crosses a stream of water surrounded by snow.
Now for something completely different... an afternoon walk.
Not feeling great, but I wanted to enjoy the warm (54°F/12°C) day. Made it through the melting 3 foot snow drift and down the flooded trails and overflowing brooklet into the forest. Nice, even with too short boots full of water.
Seems sad to see a neighborhood go like that. Amazing what the market supports.
International Women’s Day
Iran’s people were facing a horrible shortage of water before the war began. If we are destroying desalination plants and setting fire to Teheran we are committing unfathomable crimes.
Grey sky and heavy fog. Border Collie Dog stands on a ice on a farm road next to snow covered pasture and bare trees.
View on my morning walk.
Grey skies and heavy fog. Melting progress on our farm road. Temp of 47°F / 8°C.
Wow. Beautiful.
Time for morning chores and dog walks to go dark again.
Grey skies over snow covered pasture. Two Border Collie dogs explore the snow.
View on my morning walk.
Heavy ground fog from the snow. It seems the latest iPhone iOS version camera will no longer allow me to capture such things. Temp of 34°F / 1°C
I lack the words to capture it, but ... it's just endlessly remarkable to me that so many people in our society have chosen trans kis -- TRANS KIDS, the smallest, least significant, most vulnerable demographic slice you could possibly pick -- as a repository for all their fears & insecurities.
Grey sky over snow covered farm road past pastures. Red barn in the distance.
View on my morning walk.
Rain last night followed by a freeze gave us slippery conditions this morning. Temp of 32°F / 0°C
There have been stressful interactions at work recently and I needed this reminder. Breathe and remember I can only control myself.
Because sometimes, people might come into a clinic defensive, scared, upset, or emotional. The best part of the person isn’t gonna come out the first day. But if I do my part and help them along, I get an opportunity to see the best part of the person as time goes by."
- Buck Brannaman
End Thread
The last time I was around Tom, he said, 'Don’t treat them like they are. Treat them the way you’d like them to be.' At the time, I didn’t know whether he was talking about horses or people. Later, I realized that he was talking about both. I remind myself of that from time to time.
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"Tom Dorrance once said, 'You can learn anything with these three words – observe, remember, and compare.' He said that beyond that, learn to adjust to fit the situation. That always meant so much to me.
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Poor animals on her farm.