julie
@jkru
KAD. stationery collector. open source scientific computing superfan. views are, of course, my own.
It's been unexpectedly delightful that we* made a small backyard garden that we** water and tend. * husband + MIL ** husband + toddler
I drew, carved, and hand printed this card (and 2 others) for the toddler's pre-k teachers. However the most challenging part of this process was getting a 3 year old to sign her name 3 times.
The teen was explaining the difference between ionic and covalent bonds (since she has a test tomorrow) and it took everything inside of me to not go all astronomer on her.
We avoided AI art, though the teen noped out to a coffee shop to study and this lovecraftian horror show is the end result. I hope the toddler's teachers understand that they are getting what they asked for.
The cool thing about my late 30s is that I got to have hobbies. Here’s hoping this continues into my 40s.
Have these boots been inside the state of Texas? No. Did I shake them out for critters since I haven’t worn them in 8 months? That is between me and the scorpions. P.S. you can pry the skinny jeans from my warm, not wet millennial legs.
The biggest work from home perk is that sometimes, amidst the horrors, your husband delivers bacon fried rice to your desk.
Am I eating a spicy chicken gyro with French fries at 2am? That is between me and my dasher tyvm.
Made a Lego version of the Pandas logo at the @numfocus.bsky.social booth at @pycon.us. Come say hi to us, get some candy, play with legos! #PyConUS
Am I quoting Buddy the Tyrannosaurus in this document about causal inference for work?