lazy Tuesday evening
Apr. 21st, 2026 05:30 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
pizzasprinklesDay 2! That's nearly a habit.
I just finished work for the day. It's still weird working from home even though I've worked remote the majority of the time since covid hit.
I struggle to internalize that it's been SIX YEARS since the world went all wonky. I think it hit right at the time where years started to both go fast and blur together.
The pup is barking at the husband because she wants his attention and he has the nerve to be making dinner instead of playing. I'd play with her but we just did and it's a him specific need right now. Silly dog, but he'll be free momentarily.
Dear void -- remember the old surveys that you'd do when you couldn't think of a topic? Or the topic/question of the day/week? I wonder if anyone does those here. I poked around the communities and didn't find anything.
Today was a busy but treading water kind of day. I'm ready for the weekend. I want to sleep in and maybe go to the library. Or a new bookstore, we have an even newer one opening nearby. I don't know if the city can sustain this many but it's fun while it lasts.
Still going through Yesteryear, I'm not sure where it's going to end but I want to find out. I'm about halfway through it.
Really just killing reading time until the new Dungeon Crawler Carl comes out. I read all of them so far this year, which is the fastest I've read a series since Animorphs or Babysitters Club. So multiple decades.
There's nothing I have to do this evening which is kind of fantastic. I have about 5 hours to use poorly. Probably watch some baseball and read after dinner. Definitely waste some time online. I read but don't post on Reddit but it feels like it's all blending toward the same AI-slop at this point. Or maybe I've finally reached the end of the internet. :) I always knew it'd eventually happen.
I just finished work for the day. It's still weird working from home even though I've worked remote the majority of the time since covid hit.
I struggle to internalize that it's been SIX YEARS since the world went all wonky. I think it hit right at the time where years started to both go fast and blur together.
The pup is barking at the husband because she wants his attention and he has the nerve to be making dinner instead of playing. I'd play with her but we just did and it's a him specific need right now. Silly dog, but he'll be free momentarily.
Dear void -- remember the old surveys that you'd do when you couldn't think of a topic? Or the topic/question of the day/week? I wonder if anyone does those here. I poked around the communities and didn't find anything.
Today was a busy but treading water kind of day. I'm ready for the weekend. I want to sleep in and maybe go to the library. Or a new bookstore, we have an even newer one opening nearby. I don't know if the city can sustain this many but it's fun while it lasts.
Still going through Yesteryear, I'm not sure where it's going to end but I want to find out. I'm about halfway through it.
Really just killing reading time until the new Dungeon Crawler Carl comes out. I read all of them so far this year, which is the fastest I've read a series since Animorphs or Babysitters Club. So multiple decades.
There's nothing I have to do this evening which is kind of fantastic. I have about 5 hours to use poorly. Probably watch some baseball and read after dinner. Definitely waste some time online. I read but don't post on Reddit but it feels like it's all blending toward the same AI-slop at this point. Or maybe I've finally reached the end of the internet. :) I always knew it'd eventually happen.
