Daniel @daniel@campduffel.social

@rose_myrtle I don't know. When I mention it, a lot of folks look at me like I told them they can climb Everest. The barrier to entry is the same or less then other social media.

@joemama People don’t really have a good idea as to how empty, desolate, and dangerous space is. Even the Moon and Mars are pretty terrible. If they ever get space travel economical, it will be one of the biggest eye openers for people to see the need to cherish our world.

@SecondJon I’m in Castle Rock and I have to say it’s been nice missing some of the insanity.

@sinbach We had a bunch of AF cadets visit one of our construction sites today and I thought of you guys.

@tymektt She’s two for a few more months.

So apparently Heidi knows her numbers and letters! She always puts our finger on things, letters and numbers included, just to get us to say them. She just walked up to the TV and pointed and called out letters and numbers for like a minute. Mary and I were just amazed!

I have always wondered how some things can be such a good value. Take toilets for instance. You can get a pretty good one for under $300 and you probably won’t have to replace it in your lifetime. What else can you and others use multiple times a day for that long and claim that? One of the most annoying things that builders cut costs on too IMO.

@maleza I've been wondering about you, glad to hear you got some good news!

@rose_myrtle @atyh It's weird, but I've never really thought about it like that. It's true. I really think most people who patronize actually think they are being loving. On a similar note, I'm super hard on my wife when she makes a mistake. It's really no different than how I talk to myself when I screw up, but I'm trying to work on it. It is difficult, but maybe having gentleness is worth the price of some foolishness?

@alex
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@neauoire

@ned Didn't write it, but believed in it enough to save it by financing a second pilot after the first one tanked.

A picture by William Jennings Bryan in 1924, still true.

@Berrybunchfamily They are automated external defibrillators and are simple enough that a child can use one. Our church and most public places have them. When my parents move in with us next year, I am definitely getting one because we are pretty rural. My aunt died in September because her heart just stopped firing and it took too long for the paramedics to arrive.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automated_external_defibrillator

@ajroach42 I wish you luck, I don’t know the details of your business, but making one work is hard and doesn’t happen overnight. If I was looking for a place to make things:
1) I would want to know that there were knowledgeable folks to learn from.
2) They could show and convince me of stepping-stone projects that would help me learn certain skills.
3) There was some kind of forum or means to help grow and maintain a community.
4) The business doesn’t appear too needy.

@Berrybunchfamily You guys own an AED? They’re kinda expensive, but I know of a few lives they have saved and many more that they might have.