that’s me every time I try to fix me life :3 (help)

That’s a funny way to order them because I’d think “sometimes true” is closer to “false” than “sometimes false”. So if, on a scale from 1 to 4, 1 is true and 4 is false, ordering it like that would make it 1 3 2 4. At least that’s how I understand it, “sometimes true” meaning “usually false”.

What I like about waffles is that you can fill the little squares with chocolate, syrup, or anything else you like. That’s their big advantage over pancakes, I think

I’m gonna jinx it, but my mental health is slowly going up by tiny amounts. It’s still not good, but at least the things usually like doing don’t annoy the hell out of me anymore. It’ll get worse again at some point, that’s a given, but maybe it’ll get good for a short while before that :3

Moths are great! I love the big, fluffy ones. Sometimes they’re a bit silly when they get into my room and panic as I try to get them out again, but at least they’re cute :3

Looks like this is a Eurotram, a tram designed specifically for the local transportation company in Strasbourg. It’s funny that this is the tram’s name because it was built for a French city by an Italian manufacturer. When that manufacturer went bankrupt, a Swiss manufacturer continued them, then a German one, and then another German (but also Canadian, Bombardier) manufacturer. A truly European+ effort! They’re also used in Porto (Portugal) and Milan (Italy).

I think this photo was taken as the tram (F line, started in Place d’Islande and headed to Comtes) was about to enter the Broglie station. If I had to guess, the photographer stood a good bit away (maybe at the station) and used a lens with lots of magnification because a lot of what you can see in the background (yield signs on the right, railing of a bridge on the left) is decently far away from where the tram is. The edge of a stone building you can see at the right edge is probably part of the Strasbourg Opera House.

A very cool photo! The tram taking a slight turn makes it look dynamic and moving even without motion blur, and pulling the background in closer puts it in a much nicer-looking context than what you would see with your human eyes.

Nice, publishing a book after spending so much time writing it must be a great feeling, and you got some great cover art on top!