tinyogre

But it’s not even relevant until next year. I’ve had a reminder in my phone since the last solar eclipse in the US in 2017 to book a hotel for the next one, in 2024. Reminder was set for simply “2023” and guess what! My longest standing reminder checked off.

My daughter, who was not quite 3 the last time, was really sad that one didn’t come to our house. So I promised her we’d go see the next one. She kept asking about it for like two years after that too.

So I just now booked a hotel in Austin, TX for the days around the eclipse in April, 2024. Because Austin is just barely in the path and I like Austin. Haven’t been since before she was born. We’re gonna go not see the sun! Eventual

I’ve moved a couple of times in the last six months, most recently a few weeks ago, and stayed at my mom’s in between for a little while. Almost all of my clothes have made it to my new place. Shirts, pants, socks, all accounted for. Underwear? Not so much. I used to have a dozen pairs of my favorite kind and 5 other pairs. I have the 5 other pairs and four of my favorites. There are eight pairs missing. I thought I was low but I was like “nah it’s just in laundry baskets somewhere”. But now I’m doing laundry and it’s clear I’m down to four.

I don’t have that much stuff. There aren’t any boxes left to unpack except a couple boxes of books because I’m still debating where to put the book cas

Just like cycling a blueprint book, the copy-paste history can be cycled with shift-mouse-wheel. I don't know if this has always been true, I just discovered it a few days ago by accident. All this time I thought as soon as I copied something new, the previous thing was gone if I hadn't explicitly saved it as a blueprint. Really useful when moving one thing with ctrl-x and you realize there's something else you need to move first.