hyphenated names are obviously cheating but it's interesting that this is an underestimate! there are at least three of us (me, my brother, and my nephew)

In 2007 my friend had us both cosplay as different versions of Syaoran Li from Cardcaptor Sakura, and he made me this cool green cape (while I made the cool astrolabe-y staff). I forgot about the cape for 18 years, until I discovered yesterday my brother still had it!

first pass, from memory + digging into email and airbnb archives missing a lot of places I didn't book myself from trips when I was younger (notably Italy and half a dozen US states such as Florida) starts = I've stayed there at least 1 month

not bad I think for someone who's not from there and has lived in the US (defined as >= 1 month in one place) only twice briefly

not sure you can reach <1 on the crazy axis, but the unicorn zone is achievable if you answer strong agree/disagree to all the questions it is also the result I got for the guy I'm dating by making some ~reasonable assumptions about him 😇

I don't think anyone ever bought me flowers until yesterday. What a delightful feeling. I need to buy more flowers to more people

I don't know much about the planning system, but Quebec isn't common law and you should be able to find a reasonable amount of documentation in English

With special thanks to @MikeRiggs, @bschne and @ulkar_aghayeva, here's my post in which I dive way too deep in verifying one specific fact, and live to tell the tale

Unexpected tech connection of the day: mustard gas → chemotherapy, after it was noticed during WWII that soldiers exposed to the chemical weapon had lower white blood cell levels, and nitrogen mustard compounds (chlormethine) could therefore be injected to treat lymphoma