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Things I built for myself
I would be building most of this regardless. Same instinct as the work — notice something, sit with it, make a thing — pointed at raccoons, tarot decks, and the Greenbelt instead of revenue.
Left is where I only noticed something. Right is where I built something about it. None of this is on the work page — it is the same instinct, pointed at raccoons, tooth zones, and the Greenbelt.
For five nights I slept badly and could not explain it. I blamed podcasts. I cancelled plans. Then I got up early one Wednesday and found a mother raccoon and her babies nesting on my balcony.
The wearable had the whole story before I did. What surprised me was the tail: the raccoons left on May 3 and it took eight more days to get back to baseline. The nervous system does not get the memo.
Body battery, out of 100 · hover a day
The standing rotation, and the reason the inspection project exists — I pulled 21,160 city records because I wanted to know about exactly this list. Scores are the city's, and lower means fewer violations.
The Caesar salad search continues and may be structurally doomed. Current standard: cold plate, no anchovy, croutons that were bread yesterday. Nothing in Austin has cleared it yet, which is the only open ticket on this page.
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