Mission #1 of Welcome to the Moon – @maximillian_deersteak is Captain, as she got top score! @almsvats and @scottobear brought in close second and third, respectively.
[Verse 1] Tiny windows Stacked to the sky Click a date stamp Lose track of time Housecat Highway Dreams of the sea Late night laundry Talking to me
[Pre-Chorus] Every entry Pins me down Every sentence Spins around
[Chorus] Infinite scroll of strange days Little bright boxes in a long gray maze I keep falling through your side notes Trip on the tags Tangled in quotes Infinite scroll of strange days Breakfast confessions and backyard phase I don’t know you But I know your tone All of these pages Make my head your home
[Verse 2] Weather forecast On a paper heart Pixel postcards Tear me apart Odd obsessions Stacked in a pile Tiny monsters Learning to smile
[Pre-Chorus] Lost in headlines From your mind I skip years One at a time
[Chorus] Infinite scroll of strange days Little bright boxes in a long gray maze I keep falling through your side notes Trip on the tags Tangled in quotes Infinite scroll of strange days Breakfast confessions and backyard phase I don’t know you But I know your tone All of these pages Make my head your home
[Bridge] You say “Today I feel like…” Then drift into a dream I read the crumbs Connect the dots Turn a diary to a screen How many lives in one life How many thoughts in one line I chase your shadow down the archive ’till your yesterday’s mine (hey!)
[Chorus] Infinite scroll of strange days Little bright boxes in a long gray maze I keep falling through your side notes Trip on the tags Tangled in quotes Infinite scroll of strange days Breakfast confessions and backyard phase I don’t know you But I know your tone All of these pages Make my head your home
@wired.com spoke with five people who have driven recently in the West Bank who say Google maps, the world’s most popular navigation app, sometimes leads users into traffic jams, walls, and onto restricted roads where they may have potentially dangerous encounters.
www.wired.com/story/google…– (@peard33.bsky.social) December 23, 2024
Superstitions about gingerbread flourished in the seventeenth century. Witches supposedly made gingerbread figures, ate them, and thereby caused the deaths of their enemies. Dutch magistrates went so far as to declare baking or eating molded cookies illegal.