Daniel @daniel@campduffel.social

There was once a vote between Jesus and Barabbas. Jesus lost. Thank goodness that humankind does not have the final say in the matter of its destiny. If we had our way, we would find ourselves in ruin every time. Thank God for His kindness and grace. Let's not lean on our own understanding.

First Sunday back inside, hope I can keep everything working!
https://youtu.be/0_Cd2aCLr0I

Diabeetus

@dallin@librem.one How's that new computer working out?

I'm still using OpenBSD from time to time and appreciating the thought put into it. There are several solutions for forwarding sound with X11, but I was curious if any of you folks have one that you prefer? #OpenBSD

"As science penetrates deeper and deeper into phenomena and approaches the essence of things, it sees the mysteries increase and itself hemmed in on all sides by the unknowable."
Herman Bavinck

OpenBSD was nice to install and the documentation is on point...I just realized no ZFS. Such a bummer.

My grandmother passed this morning. Thank you folks for all the love, thoughts, and prayers!

I know this tune, but can't place it or the lyrics. Can anyone help me out?

After the stock has congealed, scrape off the top layer of fat.
Add the chicken to the stock and reheat to a simmer.
Add half a stick of butter, a pint of half&half, and whole milk to the desired consistency.
Don't boil the soup after you add the dairy.
Add salt and pepper, at least 1 tbsp each.
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Making the traditional chicken stew that we have most years. It is very simple and I enjoy it with saltines and Texas Pete hot sauce.

Boil a whole chicken in a covered pot of water covering about 2/3 of the bird until cooked.
Remove the bird and any undesirables from the stock and refrigerate.
Remove the skin and bones from the chicken and shred the meat.
Take out anything too dark or inedible and refrigerate.
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@lo I really want one of these from Lost In Space. Do you think they just custom made everything?

My grandmother is on the last leg of her journey in this life. She became unresponsive and has entered hospice care. The workers who see this every day believe her time to be very short. I am very excited for her. Her husband, my grandfather, died twice and was brought back before dying years later. He described being in a paradise where God's love was like sunlight shining on him and those belonging to Christ. He didn't want to leave. I believe that he is there waiting for my grandmother.