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Visited the charity shop and filled up the bike with things we needed! #UrbanArrowAdventures #UrbanArrow #Quaxing #CarryShitOlympics #Bike #Cycling #Bikes #Wellington #LowerHutt #CargoBike

Visited the charity shop and filled up the bike with things we needed! #UrbanArrowAdventures #UrbanArrow #Quaxing #CarryShitOlympics #Bike #Cycling #Bikes #Wellington #LowerHutt #CargoBike

Visited the charity shop and filled up the bike with things we needed! #UrbanArrowAdventures #UrbanArrow #Quaxing #CarryShitOlympics #Bike #Cycling #Bikes #Wellington #LowerHutt #CargoBike

Visited the charity shop and filled up the bike with things we needed! #UrbanArrowAdventures #UrbanArrow #Quaxing #CarryShitOlympics #Bike #Cycling #Bikes #Wellington #LowerHutt #CargoBike

Visited the charity shop and filled up the bike with things we needed! #UrbanArrowAdventures #UrbanArrow #Quaxing #CarryShitOlympics #Bike #Cycling #Bikes #Wellington #LowerHutt #CargoBike

Beauty and the Beef…Wellington: A review of Gordon Ramsay at The Carnaby in Downtown Disney https://www.diningandcooking.com/restaurants/24214/ #Beef #carnaby #chicken #cousin #DiningRoom #dish #DowntownDisney #GordonRamsay #hell #kitchen #PrimeRibCart #ramsay #Restaurant #SteakDinner #SteakHouse #SteakHouses #SteakRestaurant #SteakRestaurants #Steakhouse #Steakhouses #wellington

Was just riding my bike over a two lane Road Bridge, where I needed to be in the right lane, to get where I was going.

Woman in a silver station wagon first tried to cut me off at some lights before the bridge then drove up behind me on the bridge, honked at me and then shouted out her window “get in the shoulder!”

Clearly she hasn’t read her road code recently that cyclists are supposed to take the correct lane for where they are going and take the lane where necessary. We aren’t even supposed to be in the shoulder at all.

Sometimes I feel like I should wear a shirt while biking which says on the back “if you honk at me don’t be surprised if you get the finger!” She did.
#UrbanArrowAdventures #UrbanArrow #Quaxing #CarryShitOlympics #Bike #Cycling #Bikes #Wellington #LowerHutt #CargoBike

Was just riding my bike over a two lane Road Bridge, where I needed to be in the right lane, to get where I was going.

Woman in a silver station wagon first tried to cut me off at some lights before the bridge then drove up behind me on the bridge, honked at me and then shouted out her window “get in the shoulder!”

Clearly she hasn’t read her road code recently that cyclists are supposed to take the correct lane for where they are going and take the lane where necessary. We aren’t even supposed to be in the shoulder at all.

Sometimes I feel like I should wear a shirt while biking which says on the back “if you honk at me don’t be surprised if you get the finger!” She did.
#UrbanArrowAdventures #UrbanArrow #Quaxing #CarryShitOlympics #Bike #Cycling #Bikes #Wellington #LowerHutt #CargoBike

Was just riding my bike over a two lane Road Bridge, where I needed to be in the right lane, to get where I was going.

Woman in a silver station wagon first tried to cut me off at some lights before the bridge then drove up behind me on the bridge, honked at me and then shouted out her window “get in the shoulder!”

Clearly she hasn’t read her road code recently that cyclists are supposed to take the correct lane for where they are going and take the lane where necessary. We aren’t even supposed to be in the shoulder at all.

Sometimes I feel like I should wear a shirt while biking which says on the back “if you honk at me don’t be surprised if you get the finger!” She did.
#UrbanArrowAdventures #UrbanArrow #Quaxing #CarryShitOlympics #Bike #Cycling #Bikes #Wellington #LowerHutt #CargoBike

Was just riding my bike over a two lane Road Bridge, where I needed to be in the right lane, to get where I was going.

Woman in a silver station wagon first tried to cut me off at some lights before the bridge then drove up behind me on the bridge, honked at me and then shouted out her window “get in the shoulder!”

Clearly she hasn’t read her road code recently that cyclists are supposed to take the correct lane for where they are going and take the lane where necessary. We aren’t even supposed to be in the shoulder at all.

Sometimes I feel like I should wear a shirt while biking which says on the back “if you honk at me don’t be surprised if you get the finger!” She did.
#UrbanArrowAdventures #UrbanArrow #Quaxing #CarryShitOlympics #Bike #Cycling #Bikes #Wellington #LowerHutt #CargoBike

Was just riding my bike over a two lane Road Bridge, where I needed to be in the right lane, to get where I was going.

Woman in a silver station wagon first tried to cut me off at some lights before the bridge then drove up behind me on the bridge, honked at me and then shouted out her window “get in the shoulder!”

Clearly she hasn’t read her road code recently that cyclists are supposed to take the correct lane for where they are going and take the lane where necessary. We aren’t even supposed to be in the shoulder at all.

Sometimes I feel like I should wear a shirt while biking which says on the back “if you honk at me don’t be surprised if you get the finger!” She did.
#UrbanArrowAdventures #UrbanArrow #Quaxing #CarryShitOlympics #Bike #Cycling #Bikes #Wellington #LowerHutt #CargoBike

Long books are long… Weekly Recap 9/7/2026

Two of the longest books in my occult collection are Agrippa’s Three Books of Occult Philosophy and Manly P. Hall’s The Secret Teachings of All Ages, the first of which clocks in at just a mere 1024 pages.

Now… Three Books of Occult Philosophy—for me at least—isn’t the type of book you just sit down and read cover to cover. It’s something you use as a reference book when necessary and just go through a particular section. Of course, since it’s three books, does it really count as one long book? Surely it does.

And with The Secret Teachings of All Ages… I haven’t actually read it. I’ve listened to it as an audiobook. It’s 28 hours long, but I’ve made my way through the entire thing at least once.

That counts, right?

Good morning and happy Monday, friends!

I hope you’re all laboring on this fine Labor Day.

• New M3 Episode: Stacey Williams-Ng, Sacred Space, and Southern Soul
• New Highlights: Kamden Cornell, Poppet Magic, and On Pins and Needles

This past week, I’ve been practicing my bed surfing skills. Or maybe a better term would be bed skiing?

No, no… for real.

We got our new mattress delivered. Nobody told us that memory foam arrives rock hard and needs to be broken in over several weeks. To accelerate that process, I’ve been taking short walks on the bed—or sometimes pretending that I’m surfing or skiing.

It’s having an effect! Or at the very least, I have convinced myself it’s having an effect. And now I perceive the mattress as slightly softer than it was a few days ago.

After all my fun carving runes in stones, I decided to expand it to an entire set. I’m still working on ironing out some of the kinks, but we’ll see where it goes when I have some time.

I managed to get a new episode of M3 out on schedule and a new writeup of an older episode. For your viewing pleasure, go watch!

And my biggest accomplishment over this past week: my YouTube channel has now achieved partnership status. It’s been quite a long road to get here… and honestly I was about ready to give up. About a month ago, YouTube announced that the requirements to join would double in February (from 4000 annual watch hours to 8000), which put a rather obnoxious countdown timer in my head. I made a Facebook post a few weeks ago asking friends for help to reach that goal… and we’ve succeeded! So… thank you everyone!

Over on The Occult Rejects, we streamed a fun conversation about FinalSpark, a strange company that is trying to turn neurons into computers. Crazy stuff!

At some point I made vegetarian burrito bowls with spicy black beans and cilantro lime rice. Turned out pretty well.

Selene and I have been watching a lot of terrible movies lately. I mentioned Backrooms a couple of weeks ago. Since then, we’ve also watched Jurassic World: Rebirth and The Whisper Man. Heck, last night we even watched (well, re-watched) Signs because we couldn’t remember that it was terrible. All awful movies. Any suggestions on what we should watch next?

On Saturday, we stopped by the old Wellington Mall and hung out for a little bit. Craziest place. It’s like a 1970’s time capsule.

Where else can you encounter strange rainbow horses?

That’s all for now, my friends. Stay tuned for more soon!

Long books are long… Weekly Recap 9/7/2026

Two of the longest books in my occult collection are Agrippa’s Three Books of Occult Philosophy and Manly P. Hall’s The Secret Teachings of All Ages, the first of which clocks in at just a mere 1024 pages.

Now… Three Books of Occult Philosophy—for me at least—isn’t the type of book you just sit down and read cover to cover. It’s something you use as a reference book when necessary and just go through a particular section. Of course, since it’s three books, does it really count as one long book? Surely it does.

And with The Secret Teachings of All Ages… I haven’t actually read it. I’ve listened to it as an audiobook. It’s 28 hours long, but I’ve made my way through the entire thing at least once.

That counts, right?

Good morning and happy Monday, friends!

I hope you’re all laboring on this fine Labor Day.

• New M3 Episode: Stacey Williams-Ng, Sacred Space, and Southern Soul
• New Highlights: Kamden Cornell, Poppet Magic, and On Pins and Needles

This past week, I’ve been practicing my bed surfing skills. Or maybe a better term would be bed skiing?

No, no… for real.

We got our new mattress delivered. Nobody told us that memory foam arrives rock hard and needs to be broken in over several weeks. To accelerate that process, I’ve been taking short walks on the bed—or sometimes pretending that I’m surfing or skiing.

It’s having an effect! Or at the very least, I have convinced myself it’s having an effect. And now I perceive the mattress as slightly softer than it was a few days ago.

After all my fun carving runes in stones, I decided to expand it to an entire set. I’m still working on ironing out some of the kinks, but we’ll see where it goes when I have some time.

I managed to get a new episode of M3 out on schedule and a new writeup of an older episode. For your viewing pleasure, go watch!

And my biggest accomplishment over this past week: my YouTube channel has now achieved partnership status. It’s been quite a long road to get here… and honestly I was about ready to give up. About a month ago, YouTube announced that the requirements to join would double in February (from 4000 annual watch hours to 8000), which put a rather obnoxious countdown timer in my head. I made a Facebook post a few weeks ago asking friends for help to reach that goal… and we’ve succeeded! So… thank you everyone!

Over on The Occult Rejects, we streamed a fun conversation about FinalSpark, a strange company that is trying to turn neurons into computers. Crazy stuff!

At some point I made vegetarian burrito bowls with spicy black beans and cilantro lime rice. Turned out pretty well.

Selene and I have been watching a lot of terrible movies lately. I mentioned Backrooms a couple of weeks ago. Since then, we’ve also watched Jurassic World: Rebirth and The Whisper Man. Heck, last night we even watched (well, re-watched) Signs because we couldn’t remember that it was terrible. All awful movies. Any suggestions on what we should watch next?

On Saturday, we stopped by the old Wellington Mall and hung out for a little bit. Craziest place. It’s like a 1970’s time capsule.

Where else can you encounter strange rainbow horses?

That’s all for now, my friends. Stay tuned for more soon!

Long books are long… Weekly Recap 9/7/2026

Two of the longest books in my occult collection are Agrippa’s Three Books of Occult Philosophy and Manly P. Hall’s The Secret Teachings of All Ages, the first of which clocks in at just a mere 1024 pages.

Now… Three Books of Occult Philosophy—for me at least—isn’t the type of book you just sit down and read cover to cover. It’s something you use as a reference book when necessary and just go through a particular section. Of course, since it’s three books, does it really count as one long book? Surely it does.

And with The Secret Teachings of All Ages… I haven’t actually read it. I’ve listened to it as an audiobook. It’s 28 hours long, but I’ve made my way through the entire thing at least once.

That counts, right?

Good morning and happy Monday, friends!

I hope you’re all laboring on this fine Labor Day.

• New M3 Episode: Stacey Williams-Ng, Sacred Space, and Southern Soul
• New Highlights: Kamden Cornell, Poppet Magic, and On Pins and Needles

This past week, I’ve been practicing my bed surfing skills. Or maybe a better term would be bed skiing?

No, no… for real.

We got our new mattress delivered. Nobody told us that memory foam arrives rock hard and needs to be broken in over several weeks. To accelerate that process, I’ve been taking short walks on the bed—or sometimes pretending that I’m surfing or skiing.

It’s having an effect! Or at the very least, I have convinced myself it’s having an effect. And now I perceive the mattress as slightly softer than it was a few days ago.

After all my fun carving runes in stones, I decided to expand it to an entire set. I’m still working on ironing out some of the kinks, but we’ll see where it goes when I have some time.

I managed to get a new episode of M3 out on schedule and a new writeup of an older episode. For your viewing pleasure, go watch!

And my biggest accomplishment over this past week: my YouTube channel has now achieved partnership status. It’s been quite a long road to get here… and honestly I was about ready to give up. About a month ago, YouTube announced that the requirements to join would double in February (from 4000 annual watch hours to 8000), which put a rather obnoxious countdown timer in my head. I made a Facebook post a few weeks ago asking friends for help to reach that goal… and we’ve succeeded! So… thank you everyone!

Over on The Occult Rejects, we streamed a fun conversation about FinalSpark, a strange company that is trying to turn neurons into computers. Crazy stuff!

At some point I made vegetarian burrito bowls with spicy black beans and cilantro lime rice. Turned out pretty well.

Selene and I have been watching a lot of terrible movies lately. I mentioned Backrooms a couple of weeks ago. Since then, we’ve also watched Jurassic World: Rebirth and The Whisper Man. Heck, last night we even watched (well, re-watched) Signs because we couldn’t remember that it was terrible. All awful movies. Any suggestions on what we should watch next?

On Saturday, we stopped by the old Wellington Mall and hung out for a little bit. Craziest place. It’s like a 1970’s time capsule.

Where else can you encounter strange rainbow horses?

That’s all for now, my friends. Stay tuned for more soon!

Long books are long… Weekly Recap 9/7/2026

Two of the longest books in my occult collection are Agrippa’s Three Books of Occult Philosophy and Manly P. Hall’s The Secret Teachings of All Ages, the first of which clocks in at just a mere 1024 pages.

Now… Three Books of Occult Philosophy—for me at least—isn’t the type of book you just sit down and read cover to cover. It’s something you use as a reference book when necessary and just go through a particular section. Of course, since it’s three books, does it really count as one long book? Surely it does.

And with The Secret Teachings of All Ages… I haven’t actually read it. I’ve listened to it as an audiobook. It’s 28 hours long, but I’ve made my way through the entire thing at least once.

That counts, right?

Good morning and happy Monday, friends!

I hope you’re all laboring on this fine Labor Day.

• New M3 Episode: Stacey Williams-Ng, Sacred Space, and Southern Soul
• New Highlights: Kamden Cornell, Poppet Magic, and On Pins and Needles

This past week, I’ve been practicing my bed surfing skills. Or maybe a better term would be bed skiing?

No, no… for real.

We got our new mattress delivered. Nobody told us that memory foam arrives rock hard and needs to be broken in over several weeks. To accelerate that process, I’ve been taking short walks on the bed—or sometimes pretending that I’m surfing or skiing.

It’s having an effect! Or at the very least, I have convinced myself it’s having an effect. And now I perceive the mattress as slightly softer than it was a few days ago.

After all my fun carving runes in stones, I decided to expand it to an entire set. I’m still working on ironing out some of the kinks, but we’ll see where it goes when I have some time.

I managed to get a new episode of M3 out on schedule and a new writeup of an older episode. For your viewing pleasure, go watch!

And my biggest accomplishment over this past week: my YouTube channel has now achieved partnership status. It’s been quite a long road to get here… and honestly I was about ready to give up. About a month ago, YouTube announced that the requirements to join would double in February (from 4000 annual watch hours to 8000), which put a rather obnoxious countdown timer in my head. I made a Facebook post a few weeks ago asking friends for help to reach that goal… and we’ve succeeded! So… thank you everyone!

Over on The Occult Rejects, we streamed a fun conversation about FinalSpark, a strange company that is trying to turn neurons into computers. Crazy stuff!

At some point I made vegetarian burrito bowls with spicy black beans and cilantro lime rice. Turned out pretty well.

Selene and I have been watching a lot of terrible movies lately. I mentioned Backrooms a couple of weeks ago. Since then, we’ve also watched Jurassic World: Rebirth and The Whisper Man. Heck, last night we even watched (well, re-watched) Signs because we couldn’t remember that it was terrible. All awful movies. Any suggestions on what we should watch next?

On Saturday, we stopped by the old Wellington Mall and hung out for a little bit. Craziest place. It’s like a 1970’s time capsule.

Where else can you encounter strange rainbow horses?

That’s all for now, my friends. Stay tuned for more soon!

Long books are long… Weekly Recap 9/7/2026

Two of the longest books in my occult collection are Agrippa’s Three Books of Occult Philosophy and Manly P. Hall’s The Secret Teachings of All Ages, the first of which clocks in at just a mere 1024 pages.

Now… Three Books of Occult Philosophy—for me at least—isn’t the type of book you just sit down and read cover to cover. It’s something you use as a reference book when necessary and just go through a particular section. Of course, since it’s three books, does it really count as one long book? Surely it does.

And with The Secret Teachings of All Ages… I haven’t actually read it. I’ve listened to it as an audiobook. It’s 28 hours long, but I’ve made my way through the entire thing at least once.

That counts, right?

Good morning and happy Monday, friends!

I hope you’re all laboring on this fine Labor Day.

• New M3 Episode: Stacey Williams-Ng, Sacred Space, and Southern Soul
• New Highlights: Kamden Cornell, Poppet Magic, and On Pins and Needles

This past week, I’ve been practicing my bed surfing skills. Or maybe a better term would be bed skiing?

No, no… for real.

We got our new mattress delivered. Nobody told us that memory foam arrives rock hard and needs to be broken in over several weeks. To accelerate that process, I’ve been taking short walks on the bed—or sometimes pretending that I’m surfing or skiing.

It’s having an effect! Or at the very least, I have convinced myself it’s having an effect. And now I perceive the mattress as slightly softer than it was a few days ago.

After all my fun carving runes in stones, I decided to expand it to an entire set. I’m still working on ironing out some of the kinks, but we’ll see where it goes when I have some time.

I managed to get a new episode of M3 out on schedule and a new writeup of an older episode. For your viewing pleasure, go watch!

And my biggest accomplishment over this past week: my YouTube channel has now achieved partnership status. It’s been quite a long road to get here… and honestly I was about ready to give up. About a month ago, YouTube announced that the requirements to join would double in February (from 4000 annual watch hours to 8000), which put a rather obnoxious countdown timer in my head. I made a Facebook post a few weeks ago asking friends for help to reach that goal… and we’ve succeeded! So… thank you everyone!

Over on The Occult Rejects, we streamed a fun conversation about FinalSpark, a strange company that is trying to turn neurons into computers. Crazy stuff!

At some point I made vegetarian burrito bowls with spicy black beans and cilantro lime rice. Turned out pretty well.

Selene and I have been watching a lot of terrible movies lately. I mentioned Backrooms a couple of weeks ago. Since then, we’ve also watched Jurassic World: Rebirth and The Whisper Man. Heck, last night we even watched (well, re-watched) Signs because we couldn’t remember that it was terrible. All awful movies. Any suggestions on what we should watch next?

On Saturday, we stopped by the old Wellington Mall and hung out for a little bit. Craziest place. It’s like a 1970’s time capsule.

Where else can you encounter strange rainbow horses?

That’s all for now, my friends. Stay tuned for more soon!

Telford country house prepares to hold its first flower festival https://www.allforgardening.com/1428448/telford-country-house-prepares-to-hold-its-first-flower-festival/ #flowers #FlowersGardening #garden #gardening #LocalHubs #news #telford #Wellington

That was an interesting lunch ride into town. I saw a truck driver texting as he pulled up to a T intersection that I was passing, a bus hit the bike lane separator, a meals for wheels van park on the footpath / bike lane, was wondering if they saw me or if I was about to get doored. In the bright side there were more bikes than cars heading down Bowen Street with me. #wellington #cyclewellington #biketooter

That was an interesting lunch ride into town. I saw a truck driver texting as he pulled up to a T intersection that I was passing, a bus hit the bike lane separator, a meals for wheels van park on the footpath / bike lane, was wondering if they saw me or if I was about to get doored. In the bright side there were more bikes than cars heading down Bowen Street with me. #wellington #cyclewellington #biketooter

That was an interesting lunch ride into town. I saw a truck driver texting as he pulled up to a T intersection that I was passing, a bus hit the bike lane separator, a meals for wheels van park on the footpath / bike lane, was wondering if they saw me or if I was about to get doored. In the bright side there were more bikes than cars heading down Bowen Street with me. #wellington #cyclewellington #biketooter

That was an interesting lunch ride into town. I saw a truck driver texting as he pulled up to a T intersection that I was passing, a bus hit the bike lane separator, a meals for wheels van park on the footpath / bike lane, was wondering if they saw me or if I was about to get doored. In the bright side there were more bikes than cars heading down Bowen Street with me. #wellington #cyclewellington #biketooter

That was an interesting lunch ride into town. I saw a truck driver texting as he pulled up to a T intersection that I was passing, a bus hit the bike lane separator, a meals for wheels van park on the footpath / bike lane, was wondering if they saw me or if I was about to get doored. In the bright side there were more bikes than cars heading down Bowen Street with me. #wellington #cyclewellington #biketooter

Percentage of people commuting to work by car, in #Wellington #Aotearoa New Zealand.
#CycleLife #CycleWellington

Percentage of people commuting to work by car, in #Wellington #Aotearoa New Zealand.
#CycleLife #CycleWellington

Percentage of people commuting to work by car, in #Wellington #Aotearoa New Zealand.
#CycleLife #CycleWellington

Percentage of people commuting to work by car, in #Wellington #Aotearoa New Zealand.
#CycleLife #CycleWellington

Percentage of people commuting to work by car, in #Wellington #Aotearoa New Zealand.
#CycleLife #CycleWellington

@AxleRyde any ideas on why these bike parks were removed in Berhampore?

#lgwm #wellington #cycling #cyclewellington

@AxleRyde any ideas on why these bike parks were removed in Berhampore?

#lgwm #wellington #cycling #cyclewellington

@AxleRyde any ideas on why these bike parks were removed in Berhampore?

#lgwm #wellington #cycling #cyclewellington

@AxleRyde any ideas on why these bike parks were removed in Berhampore?

#lgwm #wellington #cycling #cyclewellington