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Zach

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Dad. Husband. Math teacher. Runner. Amateur writer. Fisherman. Mediocre guitar player and volleyball player. We need a new cultural enlightenment. I want to be a part of it.

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Yep. Need a balance of both imo. nostr:note1maml03k8wq3heaqx9qjjqs7q0t5jeqa3dg58ss3x0xxscv894lvspjrnjp

I've posted this before, but if yall love mayo as much as I do, and want to avoid those nasty oils most store mayo brands use, make your own. We eat alot of mayo, so I found a recipe that gives me consistent results without any fuss. I mix it all and store it in the same jar, so dont have to wash alot of dishes. I use an immersion blender, which works great for the quart jar I use. I double the recipe to make a quart jar, instead of pint jar. Store bought avocado mayo is pretty pricy imo.

1 egg

1 cup avocado oil

1 tsp mustard (any mustard will do)

1 tsp lemon juice

1 tsp apple cider vinegar

1/4 tsp salt

Crack your egg into the jar, then add all other ingredients, just add oil last. Use immersion blender to mix, and thats it.

#grownostr #foodstr #homesteading

Awesome! Do Italian dressing next! 😁

My 6yo has started describing things as “on the left” or “on the right”.

But he has no idea which is which. It’s just a guess. 😂

Beautiful nostr:note1sj2z63wcpywtpnc2s72ml0x4r6vjp2c0stt9d0sghh22x2jmhdqseuaxef

yes, but replace newborn baby with “kids” nostr:note1l3t5q9ewy62q2lghmenesvra5hpfyudnxe2wugg8ahdq09xryjjqnxetyw

Yup. You think when they get out of baby stage that you’ll be in the clear. Nope. Lol

#coffeechain

Three years ago we completely redid the landscaping on two sides of our house. These roses are an annual highlight and this year they have really taken off. #grownostr

Therapy helped. I learned to recognize the signals I need rest--and to allow myself to do so. Counterintuitively, I experienced a net increase in quality output once I got better at it.

Anxiety stems from thoughts of the future. The ideal version of ourselves we create, inhabits the future; it's, by design, unapproachable. And tyrannical. Always reminding us that we "should" be doing this or that.

Find fulfillment in doing that which you succeed in DOING. It's enough. Beating yourself up over the inverse--the imagined, endless possibilities--is not useful.

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Wow, habla.news got so much better since the last time I used it! Great UX, everything loads quickly and reliably.

Nice work nostr:npub107jk7htfv243u0x5ynn43scq9wrxtaasmrwwa8lfu2ydwag6cx2quqncxg 💪

https://habla.news/

Every time I check it out I’m impressed.

Good morning #coffeechain. Here's a mindset shift I heard yesterday.

Instead of "I will be successful when...", try "I am successful when..."

It shifts the perspective from success always being somewhere "out there" in the unknown future, to it being something you can attain in the present.

Oh my god this story absolutely heartbreaking nostr:note1wzn4ml9uzwvxxc4p3xkjlnm0535epk689apl9wk2hd65uy7uzd7sqtxsh5

Keep this in mind as the election heats up. #memes

My toddler’s favorite current thing is tossing me a wiffle ball that I hit as hard as I can at our back fence.

It’s our own little batting practice, and while I’m pretty sure it’s supposed to be me pitching to him, if I’ve learned anything about toddlers it’s that you do what they tell you.

#dadlife #toddlers #parenting #grownostr #battingpractice

😂 that’s awesome

Great article.

“LG: What did you find out? Why has achievement pressure reached such a fevered pitch?

JBW: I interviewed sociologists, historians, psychologists, economists to answer this very question. There are several reasons, but what resonated most are the macroeconomic forces at play. When I was growing up, life was generally more affordable. Real estate, health care, higher education — even groceries were more affordable. Parents felt reasonably assured that their kids could live a kind of zigzag life and still wind up okay.

Most children back then could replicate their parents’ childhoods and even end up better off financially. But today, nearly two-thirds of Americans no longer believe that’s the case. White middle-class children who were born in 1940 had a 90% chance of out-earning their parents. For children born in the ’80s, their chances of out-earning their parents fell by 50%. Today, Millennials on average have lower earnings and less wealth than past generations did at their age.”

#grownostr #parenting

https://letgrow.org/never-enough/

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Ugh. I’m gonna have to do some research. Mine goes to cold storage anyway, but still.

Today's evening sky was beautiful. Its been a long day for me, and I was ready for our evening Gator ride on the property. Daisy loves to hop on and join us when we go, so I let her. When we go on our rides, I feel so much gratitude for life, for family, and for nature. Good night nostr friends. #grownostr #countrylife #nature

https://cdn.nostr.build/p/XxXR.mp4

I love that your days have a clear bookend to them.

Heading into the school to finish prepping for the first day tomorrow!

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Modern cruise ships are basically floating towns.

It’s wild. Something that big shouldn’t float.

Good run today despite the humidity and despite being on vacation and eating like it. #runstr #running #grownostr

Second cup as promised. #coffeechain

If I’m ever wherever nostr:npub1dmahfent0mtlh8ahhzu0ztslhw470azcyw3n599vvrxfysfg25mqurhrpq lives I’m coming over for dinner. nostr:note18rj99z4ce3vhl36g0rkd2hhnukpndgzxmfkjtwu9znwjdt7psxtqt25454

Until the part about the 5 foot 3 300 lbs eating fudge rounds (I realize it rhymes) - this isn’t exactly an honest depiction of food insecurity in the USA which is a real problem.

Yeah that’s a fair point. nostr:npub1a2cww4kn9wqte4ry70vyfwqyqvpswksna27rtxd8vty6c74era8sdcw83a made a good point related to this:

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