Canadian traveler

deadDuck@zeroes.ca

<p>I live, work and swim in Canada. I am probably enjoying good food or listening to loud music right now. My life is a dance with entropy, sometimes beautiful, sometimes clumsy, always meant to be interesting.</p>

Posts

Post #4152802
A view from the summit of a mountain in the Canadian Rockies. Sulphur Skyline Trail in Jasper National Park. (zoom in, it’s almost 360*)
Post #3389802
If I can’t see you, then you can’t see me. #shy #catsofmastodon
Post #1986582
GWAR singing Chappell Roan&#39;s Pink Pony Club is worth a watch, even if you&#39;re not familiar with either one. Unless you take life seriously. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5XR48KLE8I #GenreBending
Post #1861005
I made lemon sorbet. The lemons were nice and fresh, but it’s still very sweet. I think I need to reduce the sugar. The next batch will be Ting flavour.
Post #1861002
Grapefruit #photography
Post #1860999
RE: https://social.seattle.wa.us/@marco/116473799653984723 I find this convincing, but more than that, it’s a really well-crafted essay.
Post #1860994
&quot;The epistemological structure of the conspiracy theory is identical to the structure of spiritual awakening. In both cases, there is a surface reality that most people accept unthinkingly, and a deeper truth accessible only to those willing to question, to seek, to undergo the discomfort of knowing. The content differs. The initiatory logic is the same.&quot; https://www.ianbetteridge.com/zen-fascist-wi/
Post #958560
“My consumption is my personality.”
Post #958559
I have half an hour before going to the gym, so a quick critical listening session. Still Waiting, by Sum 41. They&#39;re Canadian! #music #GenreBending 1/?
Post #958557
@quaap You have impeccable taste. That made my night.
Post #739245
I&#39;ve been thinking a lot about what I would want in a sovereign cloud (e.g. replace iCloud / de-Google). What apps are most important to you, if they were hosted in your country? Please boost for visibility. #sovereign #cloud #degoogle #diday
Post #708233
I&#39;m doing something different tonight for my critical listening session: French music from the 80s and 90s. It&#39;s cheesy, it&#39;s lovely, it&#39;s nostalgic. I&#39;m not sure if I first heard these songs in French class in Canada, on summer work exchange in Europe, or at university in Quebec. #music First up: Je te donne, by Jean-Jacques Goldman. 1985. A duet with some English lyrics by Michael Jones. https://open.qobuz.com/track/68069252