*pops up for air briefly between amazing beaches and forests and research discussions and constant yelling about satellites and hanging out with friends*
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*pops up for air briefly between amazing beaches and forests and research discussions and constant yelling about satellites and hanging out with friends*
Sending peace!
(Wish me luck on an extremely long first Skytrain/bus commute I've done in over a decade tomorrow morning!)
@sundogplanets This is the peace we need. Happy Silent Sunday to you and best regards.
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*pops up for air briefly between amazing beaches and forests and research discussions and constant yelling about satellites and hanging out with friends*
Sending peace!
(Wish me luck on an extremely long first Skytrain/bus commute I've done in over a decade tomorrow morning!)
@sundogplanets looks like a lively place to sit and gather your thoughts.. have a good trip!
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*pops up for air briefly between amazing beaches and forests and research discussions and constant yelling about satellites and hanging out with friends*
Sending peace!
(Wish me luck on an extremely long first Skytrain/bus commute I've done in over a decade tomorrow morning!)
@sundogplanets My four year old and I did five hours on Vancouver transit yesterday because he finds it fun. Youโve got this!
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*pops up for air briefly between amazing beaches and forests and research discussions and constant yelling about satellites and hanging out with friends*
Sending peace!
(Wish me luck on an extremely long first Skytrain/bus commute I've done in over a decade tomorrow morning!)
"Oh my god why do people live in cities?!" I yell to myself as I sit here within walking distance of more restaurants than exist in the entire province of Saskatchewan and an easy bus ride to like 37 world-class museums.
(Yes, I survived the first commute. It was just... a lot... for me, who often works from home and lives half a km from my nearest neighbour.)
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"Oh my god why do people live in cities?!" I yell to myself as I sit here within walking distance of more restaurants than exist in the entire province of Saskatchewan and an easy bus ride to like 37 world-class museums.
(Yes, I survived the first commute. It was just... a lot... for me, who often works from home and lives half a km from my nearest neighbour.)
@sundogplanets I'm supposed to go to a big city in a few days. I'd rather not. Despite the restaurants and museums.
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"Oh my god why do people live in cities?!" I yell to myself as I sit here within walking distance of more restaurants than exist in the entire province of Saskatchewan and an easy bus ride to like 37 world-class museums.
(Yes, I survived the first commute. It was just... a lot... for me, who often works from home and lives half a km from my nearest neighbour.)
Hush! Tell them how wonderful city life is. What would Saskatchewan be like if Toronto lived there?
You must be mistaken. I never said that.
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"Oh my god why do people live in cities?!" I yell to myself as I sit here within walking distance of more restaurants than exist in the entire province of Saskatchewan and an easy bus ride to like 37 world-class museums.
(Yes, I survived the first commute. It was just... a lot... for me, who often works from home and lives half a km from my nearest neighbour.)
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"Oh my god why do people live in cities?!" I yell to myself as I sit here within walking distance of more restaurants than exist in the entire province of Saskatchewan and an easy bus ride to like 37 world-class museums.
(Yes, I survived the first commute. It was just... a lot... for me, who often works from home and lives half a km from my nearest neighbour.)
@sundogplanets I never thought I was ever gonna be a city girl, but after living in San Francisco for five years, I became one and miss it _every single day_...
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Hush! Tell them how wonderful city life is. What would Saskatchewan be like if Toronto lived there?
You must be mistaken. I never said that.
@oldclumsy_nowmad I think the -40 and blizzards does a pretty good job of that... but good point!
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@oldclumsy_nowmad I think the -40 and blizzards does a pretty good job of that... but good point!
@sundogplanets @oldclumsy_nowmad That sounds like a valid excuse to own a snow cat... I see no negatives.
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"Oh my god why do people live in cities?!" I yell to myself as I sit here within walking distance of more restaurants than exist in the entire province of Saskatchewan and an easy bus ride to like 37 world-class museums.
(Yes, I survived the first commute. It was just... a lot... for me, who often works from home and lives half a km from my nearest neighbour.)
@sundogplanets is the #profsamlecturetour coming to Montreal?
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"Oh my god why do people live in cities?!" I yell to myself as I sit here within walking distance of more restaurants than exist in the entire province of Saskatchewan and an easy bus ride to like 37 world-class museums.
(Yes, I survived the first commute. It was just... a lot... for me, who often works from home and lives half a km from my nearest neighbour.)
@sundogplanets and yet, urban life is probably the main reason for global warming and environmental collapse.
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"Oh my god why do people live in cities?!" I yell to myself as I sit here within walking distance of more restaurants than exist in the entire province of Saskatchewan and an easy bus ride to like 37 world-class museums.
(Yes, I survived the first commute. It was just... a lot... for me, who often works from home and lives half a km from my nearest neighbour.)
@sundogplanets yeah honestly, cities are a *lot*
on the one hand, there's always sound in the background here, and I can't go naked anywhere in the yard, and the rent will make you cry, and the roads were laid out by 17th-century cattle and 18th-century drunkards
on the other hand, I can disappear into a tunnel a ten-minute walk away, and emerge a few minutes later across the river in the mothra fucking Boston Common. or I can just bike there
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"Oh my god why do people live in cities?!" I yell to myself as I sit here within walking distance of more restaurants than exist in the entire province of Saskatchewan and an easy bus ride to like 37 world-class museums.
(Yes, I survived the first commute. It was just... a lot... for me, who often works from home and lives half a km from my nearest neighbour.)
@sundogplanets people live in cities because youโve got everything on your doorstep. You donโt need a car. Anywhere that is too far to walk you can get a bus.
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"Oh my god why do people live in cities?!" I yell to myself as I sit here within walking distance of more restaurants than exist in the entire province of Saskatchewan and an easy bus ride to like 37 world-class museums.
(Yes, I survived the first commute. It was just... a lot... for me, who often works from home and lives half a km from my nearest neighbour.)
How is riding the bus so incredibly exhausting?!!
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How is riding the bus so incredibly exhausting?!!
@sundogplanets with my introvert AuDHD head on?
The constant need to mask, plus being hypervigalant.
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How is riding the bus so incredibly exhausting?!!
@sundogplanets Buses are stressful and a total waste of my time. I can't do anything there - except a conversation if I bring a friend.
No wonder many city people drive cars when they can.
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How is riding the bus so incredibly exhausting?!!
@sundogplanets climbing on the bus is a big vertical for a Saskatchewaner
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@sundogplanets with my introvert AuDHD head on?
The constant need to mask, plus being hypervigalant.
@aminorjourney @sundogplanets for me it's both those things and then also why is the temperature _always_ wrong?! In one direction or the other but not only wrong but 5-10% into the uncomfortable side of wrong.
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How is riding the bus so incredibly exhausting?!!
@sundogplanets I love transit when itโs not crowded and underfunded, and properly allocated road space like the time of its riders matter; so right now I love e-biking more.
