Finished reading: This Is How You Lose the Time War by Amal El-Mohtar and Max Gladstone. 📚

Simply fantastic. Such beautiful prose. A great romance set across universes. A universal tale told with deft slight of hand.

Also, long time dear friends called out in the acknowledgments.

Throwing this question out there for the MicroVerse: I’m wondering how hard it might be to create a Micro.blog theme whose posts go in chronological order (i.e. oldest first) and, perhaps, provides a book-like experience with one post per page and a way to navigate as such? Asking for me.

But, here’s the conundrum, that still might not solve the issue as she is both Minority and a Woman and, thus, we’d still be equally both.

This is why lawmakers need to hire English majors to write the laws they make.

See, also, the clause separating comma in the second amendment.

The city says there’s nothing they can do about that. That one of us has to have the majority or we have to have another partner to increase the majority one direction or the other.

The only solution we can come up with is making our daughter a silent partner…

My favorite head scratcher in a while…

My wife owns 50% of our business.

I own 50% of our business.

That makes us 100% Black and Woman Owned.

The city of Saint Paul has a Cert preference for Minority and Women majority owned businesses.

We can’t sign up because neither of us has the majority.

Wow. I had no idea this would generate so much discussion.

I’ll try to find time to respond to everyone.

The smell of tomato plants.

That’s it. That’s the whole post.

I’m cleaning out my various inboxes of stuff to post in case you couldn’t tell.

Rehearsals for Excalibur at Circus Juventas have begun. That means I’m spending at least six hours a day rigging.

Here’s a favorite shot from tonight. Yes, she really is shooting a flaming arrow with her feet while in a handstand.

I’ll say this about Threads…

They sure made it easy for me to decide to delete it.