"Fashion is what you make of it," they say.
Yeah, but what you make of it is sometimes dumb.
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Fr. Josh Miller
frjosh@happytavern.co
npub13tah...6e08
Catholic priest. Normie poster. Here for the openest of open networks.
Session ID: 05fe0d69468d377651eef5a0f2b1461bd6c555fcebe190b138dd1bf106ab6d8221
GN all. Busy one tomorrow.


A heat index of over 100, and I already declared hoodie season...
XMR People: anon transfers, transacting, buying things, moving money, goods and services. Actual currency things.
BTC People: STACK THAT CORN, 401k investors, commodities exchange like you're at the Merc up the road from me.
I am a neither person, for the record, but it's all pretty apparent.
GM. Every now and again I read something that gives me hope. I'd pieced together the scam that is recycling (most things) in my teens, but God help me if I talked too much about it back then.
Just bury your trash - Works in Progress Magazine
What if everything we know about recycling is wrong?
GN good people. Tomorrow is another day.


GN.


The requisite post-Masses Red Bull. Let my day off begin.


GM. It’s 5.5 hours of flurry and then I get to relax.
GN all, and hope you have a blessed Sunday.


One thing hearing tens of thousands of confessions has taught me over the last 16 years: you can't "fix" anyone. This is particularly hard for us males, who want to take a wrench and hammer to every problem we see.
The good news is that none of us are on to fix anyone else. That's all entirely up to them and their acceptance of the grace required to make a change.
It's all grace. So just love someone in their imperfections, support them, and get out of God's way.
One thing I think the Monero community has right: they view it as a currency by the very nature of its privacy, rather than as something to "stack." Transactions are its purpose.
BTC, on the other hand, is an option on the commodities market at this point. :simpsons:
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PCA. Two innings, two homeruns. Love him or hate him, he's probably wrapped up NL MVP.
Good afternoon. Lazy morning Saturdays are my preferred, but rare, and I got one.
And then we went to Milwaukee's Public Market and ate lobster roll and oysters.
The End. GN, all.


@Sofia Angel posted on the old Cathedral of St. Louis earlier this week, but there's another wonderful treasure in North America: The Basilica of St. Josaphat, which I visited today for the second time.
I dragged along my father, who isn't exactly a church-goer, and when he stepped in, his first words were, "Oh, wow."


A blessed Friday. Gonna run up to MKE and enjoy some seafood. Yes, seafood. In Milwaukee.
Ordering something from AliExpress is an adventure. Like watching the Odyssey evolve real-time via email notification. Travel safely, Chinese junk, and Godspeed.
One must wonder if the Holy Father is over the whole White Sox thing by now... I know I am.


GM all. Here's a more obscure one to start your day, with some interesting guitar work.