It's been two Fridays already huh? Time passeth all too quickly...

I've been pondering:

1. Posting a lot more code-related tidbits on the blog, that amounted during recent code-related endevours.
2. Reviewing the cars I've been driving the past few months, in relation to work/these code-related endeavors (so far a Volvo X40, X60, Polestar 2, the newest Ford Focus, Toyota RAV 4...)
3. Starting up a dev blog of sorts, and going through code I'm currently working on in detail, as to also better commit it to memory.
4. Start blogging more about travel, and post some pics from these trips and journeys. Like a Motala recap, cause that was pretty cool.
5. Blog more about food, and review some of the restaurants I've been to during the past few months due to all these recent work and code-related endevours...
6. Polish up a few hundred regular movie reviews and get those posted too, but that currently seems somewhat unrealistic.
7. Just stop blogging. Focus on other things.

I don't really want to stop though, I want more time, I want to be more productive, I want to live free and spontaneous again and feel like days are long and never end, and that I can do what I want with them, and manage more with them than I ever thought was possible, yet instead I keep currently coming back to the common and recently developed 'no time' catchphrase when someone calls for collaboration or other conversational effort...

I have jumped on a couple of concurrent collabs, though.

I'm working on a game for the Flash Jam on NG currently - with a mystery coder - and learning a bit more about ActionScript while I'm at it. Though my focus be graphics/verse.

I'll be throwing together something for Pico Day with another mystery musician, though that's currently far into the future. Like next month. Gah.

I want to jump on more! I want to do more! I want to go so hard I have to crawl through these doors on all fours when I go out on my walks, and live life like a (productivity) monster till they line me down in chalk! Not just sit here rhyme and gawk! Go haywire! Say fire! Fire up those thoughts! Lightning-type these fingers! Don't linger here distraught! Be bringer of the rain when they singeth of the drought!

So yeah, I wanna get more done. I'm working on it. Bout to take a brisk walk in a minute so that I may then make the most of this current day, and here's a pretty cool picture of a mountain and a moon in Turin, Italy, last year. Props Valerio Minato.

...I'm off to Östersund again!

These days they fly eh? Speak more Friday.

Stumbled upon a pretty good cheat sheet for better health in a random YT comment section recently, hope Steve doesn't mind the sharing...

1. Walk barefoot. Studies prove it. You are fatigued because you lack ENERGY. We are electric beings and the earth has a grounded charge. We evolved this way. It is vital we connect. To every cell in your body. Minimum 15 minutes a day, but longer the better. Sand, dirt, rock, cement are best. No asphalt, not sure about grass. More conductivity when wet. The effects are immediate but you likely won't "feel" it until the following morning. Keep at it a few days and you'll never turn back. Energy like a kid again. No shit.

2. Sun. Even better while grounded. Get some color.

3. Never eat past 6 pm. Very lightly if you must.

4. Meditate daily. Find the time. Everything about you improves with a relaxed mind.

5. Breathework before bed. 5 minutes is enough. I do 3 rounds of "breathe of fire"

6. Remove sugar almost completely from your diet. Sugar is a drug and you are likely a junkie. It won't be easy. After you push through withdrawal (yes) which may take 2 weeks to a month the "false"energy you received from sugar will be replaced by "golden" energy. Like when you were a kid. You won't want to go back. Although, cravings will still rear up..have fruit ready.

7. Limit EMF exposure. Grounding combats this very effectively. NEVER sleep with a cell in your room. Absolutely no Bluetooth headphones. Less time around electronics the better. Get outside.

8. Fasting. Late breakfast early supper. Most yogis eat once a day and live to 100 with high energy. Every so often mix in a legit fast. I like 24- 36 hours. Past that I lose muscle but everyone is different.

Source (see comments).

Best aviation ads in the game no doubt!

Artists are really upping the game with their music videos lately! This started with potential but holy shit man the way it progresses... possible favorite of the year right here.

And Dave could do some real acting if he wanted to.

If he isn't already.