Finished reading The Near Witch by V. E. Schwab today.

I finished watching season one for Ted Lasso.

Ted Lasso (Season 1)

I’m speaking at Python Toronto’s July 23 Meetup on Personal Data Archaeology with Python. Almost every platform you use holds a slice of your life, all locked behind an API. The Dogsheep pattern (pioneered by Simon Willison) pulls that data into SQLite, where you can actually query it. I’ll share what I’ve learned building these tools.

Come say hi.

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Finished my first day at Relay today.

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Painted Nails With Tile Art to Warm Your Heart

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Went to go see Drunken Noodles tonight with a friend.

Drunken Noodles

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Just finished reading Fiona Marchbank’s Ladies of the Knight, it was so good.

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I finished watching The Final Girls.

The Final Girls

A bunch of wild flowers beside the sidewalk. — undefined - 15 Jul, 2026 at 10:49 AM

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Jul

23

23 Jul, 2026

6:00 PM

Relay Toronto HQ

Toronto, Ontario

I am going to Python Toronto July Meeting at Relay.

Poster on a utility poll saying "Release the Rats". — undefined - 15 Jul, 2026 at 10:16 AM

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Just finished watching the last episode of House of the Dragon: Tumbleton.

House of the Dragon (Season 3)

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My current jam is Be Sweet by Japanese Breakfast.

Album cover for Jubilee by Japanese Breakfast.

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Just finished watching Rickuiem Mort a Dream, the last Rick and Morty episode.

Rick and Morty (Season 9)

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Morning Playlist

#	Cover	Track
01		BCKYRD Hot Mulligan
02		As It Was Harry Styles
03		drop dead Olivia Rodrigo
04		Goodmorning Bleachers
05		Pesticides Moselle
06		Crush Ethel Cain
07		Thia Kane Emerson Woolf & the Wishbones
08		Tear You Apart She Wants Revenge

This is the playlist I listen too on my morning coffee walks. I like to listen to a mix of upbeat and mellow songs to start my day off right.

Listen on:
Spotify
Apple Music

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Finished watching the final season of The Bear.

The Bear (Season 5)

Theo sitting upright on a striped rug in front of a TV showing a France–Morocco World Cup match, next to a coffee table with a glass of sparkling wine and a stack of books. — undefined - 9 Jul, 2026 at 5:29 PM

The back of Theo's fluffy head as he sits on a rain-soaked deck beside a metal side table holding a Whistler Starbucks mug and a portable speaker. — undefined - 9 Jul, 2026 at 9:11 AM

Theo dozing at the far end of a beige couch, viewed past the photographer's outstretched legs in jeans and penguin socks. A wood stove and shelves full of CDs are in the background. — undefined - 9 Jul, 2026 at 9:56 AM

Theo lying flat on dark hardwood floors in a dim sitting room, seen through a doorway with white trim. A rocking chair sits by the window behind him. — undefined - 10 Jul, 2026 at 9:24 AM

A young corn field ringed by a bare dirt margin, framed by dark maple branches overhead and tall grass in the foreground, under a blue sky with scattered clouds. — undefined - 3 Jul, 2026 at 3:31 PM

A broad old maple shading an overgrown stone wall, orange daylilies poking through the underbrush, sunlit lawn in front. — undefined - 3 Jul, 2026 at 3:39 PM

An echeveria bloom stalk arcing red flowers across the frame, shot from the porch furniture with stepping stones, lawn, and the brick farmhouse wall behind. — undefined - 3 Jul, 2026 at 8:32 PM

Rain-slicked deck boards in the foreground, orange daylilies and shrubs beyond, and a flat grey sky over the corn field. — undefined - 4 Jul, 2026 at 9:09 AM

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I really want to like HyperTexting (an iOS app that will turn feeds into a scrollable social media interface), but when I first opened the app, it auto-subscribed me to 20+ feeds I have no interest in, and now the first post on the list is an ad to buy a sponsorship for their app.

I get that good software requires people to actually make money, but this is a little much for an app that hasn’t even shown me it’s worth using.