StarSloth
silhelm@craftgoblin.club
<p>Cryptid: Fox + Jackalope = ?</p><p>Tea! More tea!</p><p>Inherently multicraftual</p><p>Also: lego, fountain pens, birds, board games, ttrpg, tea, my cats, music (esp. synth & postpunk), books, history, random learning</p><p>Disabled, fat, queer, nonbinary & trans demiboy* (somewhat genderfluid), romantic ace, anarchish<br />[*too old to be a boy]</p><p>AUdhd, hEDS, PsArthritis, MCAS, LongCovid, ++</p><p>Please tell me if I say something arseholey, I want to improve</p><p>Work: UX, interested in cognitive stuff</p><p><a href="https://craftgoblin.club/tags/nobots" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>nobots</span></a></p>
Posts
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Post #1942027
PSA: As it&#39;s getting warmer in the northern hemisphere, a reminder (especially to those who live places where AC isn&#39;t standard and where heatwaves are also becoming frequent); the gel cooling pads for dogs to lie on are also good for humans, and they&#39;re cheap and pack down small when not needed. They take no electricity. Smaller ones for sitting on, and there&#39;s large ones, I have one I put under the fitted sheet on my bed (its 140x70cm).
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Post #887378
@PacificNic reasonably certain the fad for wearing hats among that one pod up your way some years ago was parodying humans.
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Post #887377
I guess I am technically a government clerk (government ux designer), so y&#39;all know what to do when confronted by me.
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Post #887374
Refreshing the post app to see if I&#39;ll get my new pen today
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Post #887373
Today is the first day it&#39;s too warm for a knitted sweater/cardigan inside when I work. Too cold for just a tee, need a long sleeve shirt but linen is enough. I think the warmer flannel pants/thick sweatpants are also maybe done for the year as indoors/at home wear, time to switch to linen pants. Outside still needs warmer clothes.
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Post #887372
Deconstructed my flowers
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Post #807101
If you have bought from cultpens and have enough loyalty points for a discount, last date to use a 20% discount code is april 1st. Currently codes created have to be used within five days of creation, you can no longer make a code and have it work for 90 days. #fountainpens
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Post #448477
So I have to take my blood pressure every few days. And it generates an ache in my arm that takes some time to let go. It feels like the ache that I associate with Joints Fuckery That Radiates Out. Anyone know what I mean, is this a known phenomenon? I&#39;m sorta thinking connective tissue though it could also be the PsA by ways of lowgrade inflammation. Or smth completely different?