I was trimming my headbands with scissors for years until I saw a video from a binder in Chicago using a chisel.

DAE have a local spot where people learn to code together?

I was at the park near my apartment yesterday, and there was a small crowd with laptops under the big oak tree. At first I thought it was a picnic, but then I heard someone explaining how to write a function in JavaScript. They have this informal club every Saturday for absolute beginners, no experience needed. One woman told me she joined to make a website for her dog walking service, and now she can fix basic issues herself. It's funny because I remember when coding seemed like something only tech people did in offices. Having it happen right here in the community makes it feel less scary to start. I might even drop by next week, though my own computer skills are pretty much just for scheduling cleanings.

My coworker's kombucha scoby exploded in the break room fridge

Now management is debating a policy on personal fermentation projects. Has anyone dealt with this at their job?

Just realized my best digital art came when I ignored the clock

I was getting ready for a showcase and everyone said to hurry up. I mean, good art needs time to develop, not just fast clicks. Do we really have to stick to such tight schedules for shows?

The way we handle storm damage has really changed over the years

Back in the day, chainsaws were the first tool out after a storm. Now, we try to save trees and plan ahead more.