We had fried veggie chick'n for dinner, then we watched Remarkably Bright Creatures with Cheryl on Netflix. I loved it -- I'm going to appreciate any movie primarily set in an aquarium that isn't a horror movie, it made me nostalgic for Pacific northwest scenery, I liked the octopus's POV which made some of the too-neat-to-believe plot points easier to swallow, I thought the performances were great. Then we watched this week's Your Friends and Neighbors, which is so much darker this season -- much less wealth porn -- and now For All Mankind (team scientists, politics sucks). Elm Park ducklings:
Friday, May 15, 2026
Greetings from Elm Park
I had a fairly quiet Friday -- some computer and photo stuff in the morning, watching clips from Colbert's penultimate week in the afternoon -- plus the rain finally stopped and by the time we were nearly done walking, the sun had come out. We did see a bunny, but there was also a cat -- I don't think it's a stray, too well-fed and groomed -- that has been hanging around before, so most of the bunnies were hopefully hiding (there was a dead small something on the sidewalk and I know who I suspect, though there have also been bobcats and coyotes so whoever's letting the cat out isn't smart either way).
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