January 2021 – oddEvan.com BETA

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Good news: I’m living in the cinematic universe of this meme

Bad news: Things are gonna be a little violent https://t.co/mC1djVSVF7 pic.twitter.com/GTDSo1Rucs
— Bruce Halstensgard (@halstengarden) January 29, 2021

Cuss. Yeah.

And today ends with mild success! I’ve got the block saving the URL to post meta, and filters in place for the RSS feed. github.com/smolblog/smolb…

quick tired derg doodle. fun idea i got pic.twitter.com/t0a9ZerQjH
— Anticular (@anticular) January 29, 2021

Having not found a recent plugin to do so, I’ll be spending today’s #5FTF at @webdevstudios making a WordPress block for crafting a @daringfireball-style Linked List post.

Which shows should we bring back?
— G4TV (@G4TV) January 27, 2021

Icons

I basically understand it, but would love to see the mechanics laid out simply.
— Brannon McAllister (@brannonmc) January 27, 2021

I just learned a lot from this

Learning more about white ev history from new friends like @JohnFea1, @JemarTisby & @kkdumez, I’m struck by the use of fear over the last 50 years as the prime motivator of behavior.

Jesus says, “Do not fear.” We say, over and over, “Be very afraid.”

We are our own terrorists.
— Phil Vischer (@philvischer) January 26, 2021

Nikki Haley says "Give the man a break." Marco Rubio says that this is about "vengeance" and "show." The GOP is making it about the Democrats being "divisive." This is the type of reframing that abusers use to manipulate their victims. They've become as amoral as their leader.
— Brannon McAllister (@brannonmc) January 26, 2021

We're excited to announce that Head Coach & Sporting Director @johnharkes6 will stay with Greenville through the 2023 season! ➡️ https://t.co/YndBeBYrPT

💪⚽️💚#TogetherWeTriumph pic.twitter.com/oAsjGieKcU
— Greenville Triumph SC (@GVLTriumph) January 26, 2021

Filed under “things I didn’t even know I was nervous about not happening but very happy about now that I know it is happening”

Looking forward to running into you at the coffee shop for years to come, @johnharkes6. 😁

So this is a really important thing to me, because it's why I see my rejection of Biblical inerrancy as an expression of faith, not a lack of faith.

It's me saying that my faith is strong enough that we might have missed some things from God in translation and I'd still believe. https://t.co/qFQtrOr5J2
— Eric Atcheson, champion of preaching and naps (@RevEricAtcheson) January 25, 2021

Given the past month/year/decade, I’m starting to see the truth in this.