And so it is

When I introduced this month’s IndieWeb Carnival theme belief, I was terribly excited to take a quiet Saturday morning and really put together a beautiful piece on how I relate to the theme.

Only the handsomest neighbor boy invited me to hang tonight. His parents are the sweetest friends, only a few hundred meters away, and the perfect getaway for someone who is temporarily disabled. They made a delicious stew, and watched two parts of that spectacular OJ documentary with me. I couldn’t have asked for a better way to spend a dreaded Sunday. Tomorrow I’ll hear if I need more surgery. 🤞🏽

One does wonder: why don’t robot vacuum cleaners understand they should leave stray cables alone? One also wonders: why don’t robot vacuum cleaners clean their own cover?

(…) But of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil you shall not eat, for in the day that you eat of it you shall die. — Genesis 2:17

One thing that has been on my mind for a few days now is: if Adam didn’t know the difference between good and evil, why was dying bad?

For this week’s weeknotes I’m trying something new with sections, inspired by Tracy Durnell. Overall, week 48 was great: I had a few important wins in the health department, and overall I leave it feeling confident, optimistic, and loved.

The November edition of the IndieWeb Carnival is about impact. Host Xandra invites us to reflect on, among other things, “what has made the biggest impact on your personality?”