i'm thinking 3-5 little excursions per day would be the sweet spot. helping out around town with DIY, gardening, tech support, assembling lego sets... the possibilities are endless really. one day the perfect role will come along for making use of my talents.

my issue with employment is it's all about doing tasks while i'm so clearly built for doing activities. important distinction. where can i find a job that's all about doing activities?

still 4 weeks before i can walk ;c

yeah i fell in a reservoir & broke my ankle. had surgery 2 weeks ago.

the strange thing about losing weight via muscle atrophy instead of fat loss is that your body actually gets *softer* rather than tougher & bonier. despite looking thin, my calf feels like jelly to the touch. super disconcerting!

experiencing muscle atrophy first-hand is kind of fun in a mild-body-horror sort of way. after just 3 weeks without bearing weight my right leg is already visibly smaller than my left. it's like a little taste of the astronaut life, if astronauts went to space one limb at a time.

BotBr? :0

windows 11 does the same, hiding 'advanced' options behind another click - who asked for this?

herzlichen glückwunsch!!

i thought this was a joke before i underwent surgery myself but they actually do draw a giant arrow on your leg with a whiteboard marker before you go in just to make sure they don't open up the wrong leg. really fills you with confidence that you've got the A-players on your case.