My current jam. Such a simple song lyrically, but wonderfully complex in the ways that matter. Kathryn is such a gifted songwriter.
Fr. Josh Miller
frjosh@happytavern.co
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Catholic priest. Normie poster. Here for the openest of open networks. Bitcoin ambivalent (save for some skeptical hostility every now and again). Alergic to AI hype.
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Yeah, I drink Celsius water sometimes, you mad bro?
The heat index was 110 today, and I hung outside at a barbecue for a large portion of it, so that was great.
Gotta love Illinois in the summer.
I never rinse my fruits or vegetables, let alone rinse them in a vinegar solution. So I guess I'd better brace myself for this explosive diarrhea craze that is supposedly spreading with all the cool kids.
Oy.
My 90 day alcohol fast over, I imbibed for the first time yesterday during dinner.
Honestly? I didn't miss it. I can go into any room and have a blast drinking Diet Coke.
I lost 37lbs and worked out of a 21 day stall doing this, but I think the real gains were spiritual and mental.
My favorite one here is "Mexicanized Dishes and Pepper Sauces."
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RIP.
"Things You Wish Were AI But Aren't AI" for a thousand, Alex.
The songwriting on the Counting Crowes' "August and Everything After" is just incredible. I've been listening to this album since I was 14, and just recently revisited it. Phenomenal.
A state of "sovereignty" is an illusion, fellow contingent being.
To quote the Nobel Laureate, "You're gonna have to serve somebody."
I brought a guest (another priest) to trivia tonight.
"Nobody applauded us when we won."
"They pretty much hate us here. Welcome to the team."
My trivia team wins. Belgium wins. A good day.
Waar is dat feestje? Hier is dat feestje!
iykyk.
Valid.
Long day. Tired. But never too tired to honor a hero.
The science is settled.
SSPX remembering their biggest ally today, thinking back upon better times.
Ate dinner in an inadequately cooled restaurant.
Mistake.