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Mon Sep 14 10:00:01 UTC 2026
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Slept from eleven to seven-thirty.
Woke briefly around three-thirty.
Mostly sunny.
Highs around 70.
North winds up to 5 mph, becoming east in the late afternoon.
# Work
* 11:00 AM 0 12:0 PM GrowHub Sprint 19 planning
# Home
* [x] 02:00 PM Grocery delivery
* [x] 07:00 PM - 08:00 PM Baldwin Library virtual talk about modern architecture in Oakland County
* [ ] D&D Lament game prep
* [ ] include hook to Vecna (?)
* [-] A way to find descriptions and directions to interesting locations on the planes. (Or maybe that's on the beholder's ship?)
* [ ] make appointment for dental cleaning
* [ ] call Dr. Lipson to add refills on prescriptions
* [ ] art!
* [ ] study and think about art
* [ ] work to develop a fast cartoon style that I consider fun and attractive (Look at Adventure Time, Evlyn Moreau, maybe Tove Jansson!)
* [ ] exercise
* [ ] hack on Secret Base
* [ ] play with solo Shadowdark Ars Magica stuff
* [ ] study something
Started reading Sally Smith's A Case of Mice and Murder.
https://events.getlocalhop.com/hybrid-oakland-county-modern/event/9VVsJBErQQ/
> Midwest Modern photographer Josh Lipnik returns to BPL with Oakland County Modern. During this visit Josh explores the architecture and planning in Oakland County during its rapid growth after World War II, as an exceptional example of the historic and cultural forces that shaped suburbs across the country. This talk looks at buildings by famous architects such as Minoru Yamasaki, Frank Lloyd Wright, and Eero Saarinen, as well as the many talented local architects that have been overlooked by history.
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> Josh Lipnik is a Detroit-based architectural photographer, speaker, and writer who runs the social media account Midwest Modern, where he documents the architecture and built environment of Michigan and the greater Midwest. He is a graduate of the University of Michigan Taubman College of Architecture and his work has been featured in outlets including Chicago Reader, Belt Magazine, and the Financial Times.
Art project idea: modernist castles and fortifications.
Finished watching Widow's Bay.
Good.
I hope there's a second season.
It's a weird show.
It's got a really solid cast.
It takes the right moments seriously.
It doesn't leave anything behind — like the writers make a big list of all the horror tropes they could think of and decided to do _all_ the ones that seemed fun, whether they fit together or not.
I could watch the Patricia and Boogeyman parts of the Your Baggage episode over and over — the shotgun trained on him all the way into the crematory!.
Servings: grains 5/4, vegetables+fruit 4/5, dairy+meat 5/4, nuts+beans 0/0.5
Breakfast: yogurt, apple
Brunch: cappuccino
Lunch: salad, hot dog
Dinner: pasta, soup
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