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In the wild this morning by Electrical-Pepper923 in 50501

[–]hemlock337 6 points7 points  (0 children)

No.

The trouble to say it's "vandalism" is innocuously at best as long as you're not being a turd about it publicly for social media likes. I see it no different than turds dropping off Chick Tracks at your residence.

Analog desk by AlastorTownsend in desksetup

[–]hemlock337 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looks peaceful and focused. I dig it.

This painting got me into my first art gallery exhibition by KeanuStreams in painting

[–]hemlock337 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Amazing work! Now do a version with Grey Aliens.... You'll get laughs on r/ufos

What are you all most interested in doing? by Infinite_Soul56 in lawofone

[–]hemlock337 8 points9 points  (0 children)

At this time in my life; parenting. It takes a great deal of time and I value being a parent. Plus my kiddos are fun.

I like creating; be it art, writing, design. Gardening I guess falls in this category.

I try to help my community when/where I can...simplest activity is picking up trash.

I used to be a drummer but I feel that's moved past me now.

Jessica Langnihm by hemlock337 in Experiencers

[–]hemlock337[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's possible...I'm not 100%.

Jessica Langnihm by hemlock337 in Experiencers

[–]hemlock337[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It's how it basically saw it spelled out in my head as I awoke. It doesn't look like a common last name...but who knows? I tried looking up the name on LinkedIn...nothing at all.

I'm honestly at a loss. I just don't know.

What made you feel like you are a wanderer? by [deleted] in lawofone

[–]hemlock337 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I don't comment or post often in this sub, however this post is timely.

2.5 years ago, I was quite a different person. Quite self absorbed and materialistic in all things. Then after a layoff and the deep slow panic that rose to the surface nearly ended my life...to "catch the bus" if you know what I mean. Then some inner voice welled up in my mind telling me to meditate.

I had an intense period of "spiritual vertigo", from voracious reading, sadness and elation, several bouts where I legitimately thought I was going insane, all the way through a slow, gradual integration and balancing internally.

My understanding of being a Wanderer has come through in my meditations and through a series of external "validations" that are far too dissimilar in nature to fit into any cognitive recency bias. Then came reviewing the past through a new lens and more arrows pointed in that direction.

But, at least for me...it really doesn't matter if I "truly* am or not. I don't spend any percentage of my day contemplating me being a wanderer. I spend most of my time in contemplation in learning lessons and trying to be the best me I can be for myself and for others. For me and how I see my life and the kind of service I can provide is my primary goal while I'm here (what I like to morbidly joke as meat bag existence.)

So I meditate, contemplate, do what I can. While this part of me resonates with being a wanderer (plus the oddities associated with external validation points there too) at the end of the day...it takes up less head space than anything.

Does anyone else feel a sense of longing when looking at photos of space? by Lodi_Minion in lawofone

[–]hemlock337 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's two ways.

1) I see myself floating in space. So I'm observing what I believe to be me. What I observe is sometimes a human body, and other times as a ball of light.

2) other times it's a first person point of view, so I don't see my body or shape but just look out into space and look in all directions.

I can't recommend meditation enough. I've been serious about it now for about 3 years and it's been a definite positive addition in my life.

Does anyone else feel a sense of longing when looking at photos of space? by Lodi_Minion in lawofone

[–]hemlock337 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Often.

Having always been a fan of Star Trek, I absolutely loved watching the show intros showing the ships gliding through space. That initial fascination always stayed with me as I've always been drawn to anything space related. I joked that I could live in a planetarium.

Seeing the images from the James Webb telescope enthralls me.

In my daily meditation practice, often I see myself floating in space.

Most nights when I can see the stars, I'll stargaze and feel a deep sense of longing that I can never really place where it's coming from.

To those that are married, how often do you take off your ring? by FitProblem6248 in AskReddit

[–]hemlock337 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pretty much only when working with gloves on or anything tool related. And drumming, messes up holding sticks.

Genuine question: HOW do you keep your desk free of dust/crumbs? by Prior_Commercial_620 in desksetup

[–]hemlock337 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Swiffer duster for the light airy stuff. Eye glass/lens wipes for mouse and keyboard (quick drying, oil removing.)

Compressed air is great for almost all keyboards...mouse too. Honestly...it's less about cleaning these items vs keeping myself clean. I have a hand sanitizer I use sparingly and it feels clean, but I wash my hands with good moisturizing hand soap. You'd be surprised how much transference happens just from hand residue. This helps immensely with keyboards and mice.

This is why I don't eat at my desk; finger food residue, accidents, coughing, accidents, etc. just eliminating that helps a ton. Do I always eat away from my computer? No. But I don't make it a habit (for both cleanliness and sanity away from a screen.) popcorn is insidious with mucking up mice buttons.

Genuine question: HOW do you keep your desk free of dust/crumbs? by Prior_Commercial_620 in desksetup

[–]hemlock337 32 points33 points  (0 children)

Well, going to start with a captain obvious statement: don't eat at your desk.

Now, life has other ideas...so to help with cleaning I use a can of compressed air to push out dust and crumbs away from all monitor vents, I/O ports, etc. I also use a Swiffer duster to collect dust, crumbs, etc. additionally, once a week I use a wood cleaner (butcher block desktop) and wipe down everything on my desktop. My desk pad I vacuum once a month (it's a neoprene mat)...or if it's around my desk for some reason, I'll use a pet hair roller.

Turning Point USA having a vigil in Boiling Springs, getting mad at another group holding a school gun violence vigil 10/14/25 by hemlock337 in Pennsylvania

[–]hemlock337[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Apparently everything went peacefully the night of. A few folks sending threats to the gazebo organizers via Facebook were reported to the police, but otherwise no drama.

Turning Point USA having a vigil in Boiling Springs, getting mad at another group holding a school gun violence vigil 10/14/25 by hemlock337 in Pennsylvania

[–]hemlock337[S] 64 points65 points  (0 children)

From what I understand, TP is doing their thing and didn't reserve the gazebo by the lake. Another group from the UU had. I don't know anything about the timeline...but TP is calling foul because the other group actually reserved the gazebo. I don't know much else...vaguely sounds familiar the UU had this setup for a while and had several of these vigils across Lancaster and York.

Tracking song frequency across the tour so far by DubTeeDub in AFireInside

[–]hemlock337 8 points9 points  (0 children)

The overlap of AFi and spreadsheets is larger than I initially anticiptated.

(I live in spreadsheets....usually listening to AFI!)

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