Rabbit Quest Geohashing 20260814-W-AY68OD
* On foot
* 41.8877, 12.4554
* 14 August 2026
* 424.10 ppm CO2
* OpenStreetMap: https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=41.8877&mlon=12.4554#map=14/41.88772/12.45542&layers=H
Too hot to be out strolling just to get somewhere random, but when the algorithm delivers a rabbit just off the path of my customary morning jog, I was bound to bag it.
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Well, that was not too bad. The songs were decent. But, yeah, it’s a kids movie. With bright kitschy images.
I really liked those Backrooms and the atmosphere and eeriness of it all; and the found footage, too. That is the first two thirds. Then the movie shifts and it’s like a new storyline in a TV series; where you’d also need another episode to resolve this. Hm…
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🌋 Kilauea volcano’s currently active eruption in Hawaii https://www.youtube.com/live/mKJ7ZyIdjeQThe bright orange eruptions, orange streaks of lava flow, orange lit clouds of smoke & steam all contrasted against the black sky and land are quite the visual ASMR. Paired with the ASMR wind from the mountain, the effect is quite calming and peaceful.Putting this on a projector is quite the night light to fall asleep to (requires YouTube Premium to avoid noisy ads interruptions that harsh your mellow)#Kilauea #volcano #eruption #Hawaii #orange #lava #lavaFlow #ASMR #wind #video #USGS#Blaugust #Blaugust2026
▶️ watching NASA’s “2026 Total Solar Eclipse”, 1h28m44s on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/live/rSvCuSQhC3wHelpful links so far:* https://go.nasa.gov/EclipseSafety* https://science.nasa.gov/eclipses#NASA #eclipse #solarEclipse #totalEclipse #totalSolarEclipse#Blaugust #Blaugust2026
(what if) home pages (were, are) ever-changing poems(?)
the forever flutters
like a lantern,
warming, present.
to feel the boundaries of the paper loneliness hopes blankness fullness peripheries texture colour;
within its edges: frames of beginnings.
Wearing a distinguished red scarf, the fluffy librarian sits atop a shelf of books.
Of the stacks and stacks of stories and tales resting beneath, he knows all.
Edgar is a quiet, soft fellow — content contemplating closer to the clouds.
He could recite any poem from Dickinson —
or paint a portrait of the quietest, fullest Japanese coffee shop.
Instead, he sits patiently, waiting for the moment when you reach out, asking “what should I read today?”
With a smile always on his face, and without a spoken word, you realise he has a book all ready for you, under his two big, small paws.
first breaths,
outdoors:
in, out.
calm.
