79 Squares Day Two

Today I got a few more tiles, learned a little more about what is in my neighbourhood and found a bit of remote-feeling nature just steps from a busy Toronto intersection.

Today I got a few more tiles, learned a little more about what is in my neighbourhood and found a bit of remote-feeling nature just steps from a busy Toronto intersection.

Today I start a project of documenting my project to close the gaps in Toronto - places I've never been on my bike. Today I visited 21 new squares in Thornhill & North York, each ~180 x 180 metres.

Since my last entry on the topic of curiosity, I've been continuing to explore avoiding routine and comfort and replacing it with chasing curiosity - especially in cycling and exploring my city.

August was a month in which I was reminded in so many ways the importance of curiosity.

I've been noticing for a while I've been without a "big project". It wasn't until today I realized that living a normal life and appreciating it *is* a big and useful project these days.

In this entry I take inspiration from my domain name and remember that summer is the time for enjoying sun and exploration.

I have had a number of thoughts bouncing around in my head about AI-generated content and I finally managed to start to articulate them here.

Sage and I both have had a few medical things go on in the past few years. Everything's all good but it's worth sharing information that some may not know or that may make prevention seem a little less overwhelming.

Sunday around lunchtime I packed my bike and headed north for a long ride in the country. Along the way I learned a bit more about cycling and some insight into how I engage with life and maybe how I could approach it more effectively.

My routine is changing, adapting to the summer weather and timing. But above all I'm reading - likely more than any other time in my adult life. I share a few of my favourite articles I read this month also.