mystery pastry

May. 3rd, 2026 07:54 am
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There’s a little bakery near our house in Buffalo, maybe a mile away. They have bagels.

I’m gonna tell a long pointless meandery story about bagels behind the cut, and you get a photo at the end, and most of this is because I got a new phone yesterday and I won’t tell that saga but it’s supposed to have a better camera so I’m curious to see how that actually looks. So.

Hold up I’m gonna zoom out. Bagel shops. Good bagels. I live in New York State and so you’d think good bagels would be a given but no. No! New York City is absolutely historically drowning in good bagels for obvious reasons, and I’ve spent time there so I have managed to calibrate my bagel-ometer. My native city of Troy is upriver from New York City, quite a distance (~150 miles), but the chain Bruegger’s was originally founded there, because the water in Troy (which comes! from a reservoir! in the actual tiny town where I actually grew up, whose name’s pronunciation actually cannot be guessed from the letters used to spell it and so you just have to ask someone how to say it) is apparently ideally suited to the production of bagels.

But nobody currently operating in Troy has a proper bagel oven. The original Brueggers location underwent a prolonged half-life as an on-campus restaurant for Russel Sage, but eventually was shuttered despite promises to the contrary. And then there was a wonderful deli called Psychedelicatessen, but they went out of business a few years ago. Another local baker, Placid Baker, recently explained to BIL that he’s pretty sure it was the cost and upkeep of their bagel oven that did them in; it’s $90,000, and then it broke. He makes decent bagels, at Placid Baker, but it’s a labor-intensive process using a normal oven and manually adding steam, so he charges an arm and a leg and they’re still not. Quite. the thing. So there are no proper bagels east of the Hudson for quite a distance. It’s tragic and we eat a lot of medicore frozen grocery store bagels. :(

Now, Buffalo is a big city, even farther away from New York City but you know, NYC isn’t actually the epicenter of cuisine. And so for years Buffalo had a wonderful chain called Bagel Brothers. But they were bought out, and then rebranded, and were, for yet more decades, Bagel Jay’s. And that was fine. But one location shut down and reopened as a Manhattan Bagel. Eugh. And then the last Bagel Jay’s shut down and reopened as… a Bruegger’s.

Anyway. This little bakery like a mile from my house has bagels. There’s also a really cool bakery co-op called BreadHive that makes all kinds of baked goods, and we can get them at the co-op on Hertel but they only deliver like twice a week so you gotta go on Fridays if you actually want the bagels. They’re decent, kind of big and doughy but that’s not all bad.

As it happens, I’m not actually that big a bagel aficionado. I just know, if you get a roll with a hole in the middle and it doesn’t have the skin, it’s not really a bagel, and that’s still an okay thing to eat toasted with a schmear but it’s not the same thing, you know? god, I remember as a kid the Bruegger’s bagels you could peel the skin off with your teeth, I would eat the skin and the middle separately. It was really something. It’s a long time since I had a bagel like that.

But now the actual point of my story. So this little bakery. Dude woke up on Saturday morning with a Hankering, so he got himself together and went. And realized the bakery opens at 8, he was 2 minutes early, and there was a line of people really inefficiently straggling across the parking lot. (He sent a photo, of this random straggle of humanity, and said “[Specific village where bakery is located] has found the least efficient way possible to form a line”.)

It was of course busy in there. But he got us each a toasted bagel with a schmear, which was the stated objective, and then also, as is his wont, purchased a pair of pastries for us to have Sunday morning (today). One of them was a raspberry snail, and the other– well, he said. There was a special seasonal pastry. I asked the woman behind the counter what it was, she didn’t know, so she asked someone else, and came back and told me, but too quietly for me to hear.

So it’s a mystery pastry.

It’s a kind of braided thing seasoned with cardamom and sprinkled with sugar and it’s incredible. But we have no idea what such a thing would be called. So here is a photo.

[image ID: a pastry, cut in half, on a Blue Willow plate, with big sugar crystals on top.]

Looks like a laminated dough braided into a knot? there’s not really filling, the gap in the middle is just how it baked, that’s a layer of the knotted dough. It’s real good. I didn’t get a pic of it whole because I forgot about it until Dude had already run it through the toaster and cut it in half.

Anyway. There’s my Sunday mystery. Bonus pic: Loretta helps me trial the new camera.

[image ID: closeup of the face of a black and white cat with green eyes, looking sort of haunted because she was doing her Sit On Arm Of Chair And Writhe Viciously routine and I interrupted her.]

I took both of these in Portrait mode because that zooms in and automatically adds a background blur, which mimics the look of a wide-aperture prime lens like real photographers use for portraiture. I should find out what controls that and do it on purpose but you know.

Of interest perhaps is in this photo you can see the fucked-up spot on Loretta’s left cornea. It’s just a little cloudy spot on the surface, but if you look at her eye from side-on the pupil/iris is distorted toward the surface, and so her pupils look totally normal from front on but from the side that one is fucked up. It changes size normally and she can clearly see very well so it’s mostly just a weird little cosmetic issue, but I wonder if it affects her vision. The vet said there’s nothing to worry about, at least.

Fic Meme

May. 2nd, 2026 10:20 pm
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Snagged from [personal profile] maevedarcy :)

Rules: Give us the links to your fic with the most hits, second most kudos, third most comments, fourth most bookmarks, fifth most words, and fic with the least words.


most hitsTaking Turns (HP, Ginny/Weasleys). The people love some irredeemable incest gangbang smut lol

second most kudos: ...this is also Taking Turns.

third most comments: I Love My Gay Son(s) (Batman, gen). And almost 10 years later, people are still commenting on it, which is amazing!

fourth most bookmarks: A Deal's a Deal (HP, Charlie/Draco & Draco/dragon). The people also love bestiality smut apparently.

fifth most words: Like a Lamb to Slaughter (HP, Voldemort/Harry). Coming in at 6,903 words, and it's a (long unupdated) WIP.

least words: Announcing... (A Knight's Tale, gen). Coming in at 5 words technically. Yay, blackout poetry!


One day perhaps HP fics will stop ruling my AO3 stats, but there are a lot of them and I don't post as much fic as I once did. Especially not in popular fandoms. Nor do I post as much smut these days, which seems to be a big draw...

Hooray for spring

May. 2nd, 2026 10:23 pm
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Every time I step outside I am struck by how good the air smells this time of year. It smells sweet and green and makes me appreciate topsoil. I live in a city but I still am surrounded by growing things.

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hunybody:

hunybody:

hunybody:

to be honest i think ilya razzes scott hunter even more after he comes out and it’s mostly a joke but some of it comes from a very real place of ohhhh my godddd this other orphan is suchhhh a chicken pussy about being gay and he isn’t even under threat of being disappeared forever to the gulag

scott hunter voice Living my authentic truth was really frightening. for a long time i couldn’t even imagine it. But then i realized… the only thing holding me back… was me

ilya rozanov, six months after scott hunter comes out and getting sort of tired of this whole huge ordeal: Wow. cannot believe they have not given you, what do they call this. medal of bravery.

shane voice You’re such a fucking liar rozanov you thought it was brave.

ilya voice Yes this was before i knew he had no real problems in his life i thought perhaps he also had an evil brother who is “not” mob police threatening him with glock each christmas but it turns out this is not the case. He was scared of brooklyn art gallery

Brief Update

May. 2nd, 2026 11:47 am
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A week ago I got back from Japan where I was a guest at HALCon, an annual SF/F convention held in the Kawasaki International Center, and it was awesome. (Though right now I am still dead from jet-lag.) The convention itself was great, I walked to so many cool people, and was treated to so much good food. The Japanese edition of System Collapse translated by Naoya Nakamura had won the Seiun Award, and they presented me with that, which was also awesome.

Afterward we went down to Kamakura, which was the seat of the first Shogunate, and saw the Great Buddha https://www.kotoku-in.jp/en/ and two other Buddhist temples, one in a bamboo grove, and a huge Shinto Shrine. It was an incredible trip and I'm so glad I went.



Tour dates for Platform Decay, the next Murderbot novel:

https://us.macmillan.com/tours/martha-wells-platform-decay/

familect

May. 2nd, 2026 09:40 am
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So a while back, maybe I mentioned this before, I was in a weird mood one evening, and I wanted a snack, and I went to the snack cabinet and i got a bag of sour cream and onion potato chips and said “I’m gonna eat me some of these little bitches”, for some reason. I was stone cold sober is the truth of the matter; it sounds like a very stoned person thing to say and I like to lie to myself and excuse it that way but I was not.

Dude thought perhaps “little bitches” was a specific term for sour cream and onion ruffles potato chips, but I assured him it was not, it just generally meant “snacks”. So now in our house, snacks are referred to, for some reason, as “little bitches.” I say “for some reason” because I still don’t know what possessed me to use that phrase. It wasn’t really in relation to anything that I can recall.

Anyway. Flash forward a bit, we have this cat. She is excited about the birds and rabbits in the yard. Our previous cat would also be excited about watching critters in the yard; we called this “oppressing the beasties”, though she almost never actually interacted with them.

Dude, watching Loretta lash her tail and chitter at the birds, said, “There’s little bitches in the yard,” and he was absolutely correct, those are Yard Snacks. (Not that toothless Loretta indoor-only will ever interact with them, but she clearly wants to eat them. Understandably.)

So now the birds in the yard are Little Bitches, and the rabbits are Fat Bitches. (We got some fat rabbits, and they’re not shy.)

But the real punchline was yesterday. Now, I grew up among birders. I like identifying birds. Mostly I use the Merlin app to ID them by sound. But I can differentiate between sparrows and finches on sight, and by now mostly so can Dude.

So Loretta was chittering on the back of the recliner, and the lilac bush was filled with little birds. Goldfinches, house finches, house sparrows, grackles. We don’t see purple finches here, but I mentioned them when we were discussing possible IDs for a particular bird.

“We got some goldbitches,” Dude said, pointing them out to Loretta. “Some housebitches. Purplebitches, maybe?”

so. The latest addition to the familect is that for some reason finches are now bitches. You’re welcome.

bonus behind the cut: the latest portrait of Loretta. This is as close as she comes to lap time: she lies on the arm of my chair, writhing and snarling and trying to bite me and most ardently attempting to embrace my arm and then rabbit-kick it to fucking shreds. She’s only drawn a little blood so far…

Description: a smallish black and white cat lying on a rainbow quilt, toothless mouth gaping as she tries to seize my hand in her mouth.

Long weekend

May. 2nd, 2026 02:43 pm
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I have slept so much this week. Both Wednesday and Thursday evening I had a miraculous lack of commitments, and both evenings I thought "I could get a bunch of things done now" and instead ... went to sleep. And re-read Ocean's Echo because I needed a comfort reread, apparently.

Anyway, I had Friday off work and Monday is a bank holiday, and I spent my day off going to Woking and back to buy new ice hockey skates from the place my friend works. She's only been telling me since last July I will benefit from new skates, and I have finally reached a point of "ok FINE I will SPEND MONEY then". (In April I bought a new chestpad and a new pair of shorts, both from Bauer's women's range, both on visits to Puckstop opposite iceSheffield when I was there for Nationals, both providing this weird feeling of stuff actually fitting as opposed to simply covering the relevant body areas.) I had a lovely time picking out new skates with friend L: they are very pretty and fit amazingly, but also I am having to relearn how to skate in them and it feels very odd.

Today and Sunday I have the last two Kodiaks 2 "home" games of the season in Peterborough (we have one last game next weekend, away at Coventry). I'm going to keep using my old skates for these games because I'm not solid enough in the new ones yet. On Monday evening I have CUIHC full club formal hall, and a pretty green velvet dress to wear to it, thanks to a charity shop run at the end of January.

3W4D Week 1 Round Up

May. 1st, 2026 11:38 pm
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Week 1 of [community profile] 3weeks4dreamwidth is over! I'm having a ton of fun posting and commenting and seeing what everyone else is posting as well. I'm looking forward to what goodies the next week brings! But for now...

Here's what I posted this week:
  • 3 Weeks for Dreamwidth
  • 3W4DW Icon Request Fest 2026
  • Icon Request Fest Fills
  • Tuesday Top 5: GMMTV Mascots
  • Wednesday What I'm...
  • A Line of Poetry
  • Dear Id Pro Quo Creator

  • And here's some places I commented this week:
  • Weekly Challenge at [community profile] 3weeks4dreamwidth
  • tarot draw offer at [community profile] tarot
  • 2026 friending meme at [community profile] 3weeks4dreamwidth
  • Dear Id Pro Quo Creator

    May. 1st, 2026 09:15 pm
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    Coming soon!

    Leptogidium dendriscum

    May. 1st, 2026 07:32 pm
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    lichenaday:

    Leptogidium dendriscum

    Inland woollybear lichen

    Is that a caterpillar? A caccoon? An gummy? No, its a lichen! And a friend. This precious little baby fruticose cyanolichen grows on thin, mossy branches of broad-leaved trees in cool-humid regions of the northern hemisphere. It grows in puffy, densely branching cushions of smooth to nodulose filaments. It is blue-green to gray to brown in color, with a shiny surface and jelly-ish texture when hydrated. It occasionally produces flat to convex, red-brown apothecia on the ends of branches. L. dendriscum has a Scytonema cyanobacterial photobiont that looks like this in microscopic cross section:

    Just as cute on the inside as the outside!

    images: source | source

    info: source | source | source

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    batgirlsarepokemon:

    fractally:

    Listen, I know we all want to hate on the Ottawa plan but like realistically Ilya wanted Canadian citizenship and so even if you discount Shane, what, is he going to go to Calgary? Fucking Edmonton? No. His choices were to go to Toronto whose captain was a rapist, the fucking Canucks, or Ottawa. Out of these,


    Oh I literally was about to hit post and realized I forgot about Winnipeg. Well that should tell you everything you need to know

    And even if Ilya WANTED American citizenship (he’d prefer Canadian, he says that it’s difficult for Russians in the US), his ONLY path to citizenship is marrying Svetlana which neither he nor Shane want.

    I think people forget that foreign-born athletes in the US are on work visas and do not normally have easy pathways to citizenship. Hockey is also not as big a sport in the US, and getting your P-1 visa (which most IRL foreign-born hockey players have) switched to a visa (EB-1 for ex) that has a pathway to citizenship is difficult and would take a LONG time especially for a Russian.

    It’s even harder for Ilya because he’s 26 when they come up with the Ottawa plan. He’s already at the peak of his career and athleticism and maintaining the level of elite play to qualify for a visa that would give him a green card would be difficult. He’s getting old in Hockey Years.

    Also, staying in the US means that at any time throughout the visa transfer process it could be undone. He gets an injury? Good-bye eligibility for EB-1. And even if he does qualify and get it, Ilya doesn’t have an Olympic medal so he’d need to meet at least 3/10 of the EB-1 requirements. And can take anywhere from a few months to over a year to get a green card. Even after getting a green card, he’d have to wait 5 years to get citizenship so he’d still have to travel back to Russia to make sure his travel documents are up-to date (a green card is NOT citizenship and he still can’t be out).

    Importantly, Shane and Ilya come up with the Ottawa plan in summer of 2017. The US briefly suspended non-immigrant visas for Russians to the US (which is what Ilya most likely had if his only option was marrying Svetlana) that same summer. Watching in 2025/2026, in a time where the US is led by someone who is very close with Putin, it’s easy to forget that in 2017 relations WERE BAD!!

    And also also, the books make it clear that Boston had a similar locker room environment to Montreal so Ilya would not have the same support post-outing, despite fandom claiming otherwise. Ottawa was always the best option bc Canada relaxed its requirements for citizenship eligibility in 2017!! There’s also ways for athletes of Ilya’s caliber to go to Canada and qualify for a PR card pretty quickly and not be dependent on a work visa. In the TLG, no one is worried about his visa status so it’s probably what happened.

    Once he marries Shane, Shane can sponsor Ilya and he’d probably get a citizenship relatively quickly considering he’s already been in Canada for more than 3 years by that point in TLG. (You have to have been a permanent resident and physically in Canada for 1,095 days to qualify for citizenship).

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    I just received an email from my building management company which opens

    On Monday, from 1:30 PM to 1:37 PM, several residents have volunteered to host a brief tutorial in the laundry room for anyone interested in learning more about proper use of the equipment.

    1. That is a leviathan passing beneath the ice of my peaceful fishing hut if ever I saw one.
    2. The passive-aggressive nature of declaring it will take only seven minutes, but precisely seven minutes, for people to actually learn how to use the laundry room is amazing (I’m figuring five minutes to present and two minutes for questions).
    3. The sad thing is, I’ve lived here long enough to know this informative presentation is absolutely necessary.

    Prompt: Seasonal Foods

    May. 1st, 2026 07:58 am
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    It's that time of the year again! When it's whatever season wherever you are, and our prompt is seasonal foods.

    To fill this prompt, you can:

    1. Slide into the comments of this post and share a link to a recipe, product, or resource and why you like it.
    2. Write up a favorite recipe and post it to the comm.
    3. Post a review of a related product or cookbook to the comm.
    4. Try someone's recipe and reply to their post (or comment) with any changes you made and how it turned out.
    Monthly prompts are only for inspiration and not a requirement. You can post whatever you like to the comm whenever you like as long as it meets the community guidelines.

    And, a reminder, you can now tag your own posts.

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    Severance employs a fantastical scenario at an imaginary company to depict a phenomenon that’s very real: the systematic alienation of labor. This theme has been widely remarked upon by those familiar with the framework, but not everyone is already familiar, and so it warrants explanation. To that end, this analysis presents a brief introduction to alienation as a concept, an in-depth exploration of how it applies to the characters of Severance, and some observations on how that theme relates to the real world.

    Alienation of labor is a term used in political commentary to refer to an experience of estrangement between workers and their work. You might think of it as like wearing a mask, building up walls, or being reduced to a cog in a machine. These experiences arise from the sacrifice of autonomy involved in selling labor to an intermediary (an employer), which, within a given societal system, is necessary for most people in order to purchase what we need to survive.

    Alienation of labor is dramatized in Severance at multiple levels of analogy and realism. For severed workers, the outer self is alienated from the work self, and the work self is alienated from the work. These workers are insulated from understanding the nature of their work, they are forced to work, and they are also (supposed to be) estranged from themselves and each other, buying into corporate mythology at their own expense. Together these factors combine to facilitate greater horrors.

    Notes:

    • This analysis contains major spoilers for the first two seasons. Before reading further, I recommend watching the show for yourself.
    • Content warnings for violence will appear later at the start of a specific section. More generally this analysis deals with themes of workplace abuse, with brief references to suicide. 

    Crossposted to Pillowfort and my personal site. Note for off-site linking, I recommend using the version on my personal site.
     

    Read more... )

    Menachos Daf 109

    May. 1st, 2026 09:38 am
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    I know I said I wasn't going to blog Menachos but holy shit Chonyo/Onias IV!!

    Who was the son of High Priest Shimon HaTzadik and got into a succession fight with his brother that led to him fleeing to Alexandria and establishing a rival Beis Hamikdash there roughly halfway through the Second Temple period. The Rabbis of the Mishnah on Menachos Daf 109, some 300 years later, seem flummoxed by this, they can't seem to figure out if this was avodah zarah or not.

    But what really flummoxed me is apparently "Beis Chonyo" stood, per Wikipedia, until ~73 CE when the Romans destroyed it, just a couple years after destroying the Beis Hamikdash. And I am so fascinated by the counterfactual of Yochanan Ben Zakkai instead of establishing Rabbinic Judaism in Yavneh, attempting to shift the focus of the avodah to the Bama of Beis Chonyo. Apparently Vespasian was worried enough about this possibility to preemptively raze Beis Chonyo, why don't we talk about this?

    To-read pile, 2026, April

    May. 1st, 2026 11:17 am
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    Books on pre-order:

    1. Platform Decay (Murderbot 8) by Martha Wells (5 May)
    2. Radiant Star (Imperial Radch) by Ann Leckie (12 May)
    3. Call Me Traitor by Everina Maxwell (1 Dec)
    4. Unrivaled (Game Changers 7) by Rachel Reid (1 Jun 2027)

    Books acquired in April:

    • and unread:
      1. Greater Good (Star Wars: Thrawn Ascendancy 2) by Timothy Zahn
    • and previously read:
      1. Warhorse by Timothy Zahn

    Borrowed books read in April:

    1. Like Real People Do by E.L. Massey
    2. Like You've Nothing Left to Prove by E.L. Massey
    3. Daughter of the Deep by Rick Riordan

    Rereads in April:

    1. Ocean's Echo by Everina Maxwell

    April had a lot of ice hockey and a lot of driving (including two separate Nationals tournaments), and thus relatively little reading. One day I will actually read the Thrawn books, honest ...

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    Work-related. I'm the bridge between two groups and I found the issue and (hopefully gently) suggested a correction.

    It worked.

    HUZZAH.

    Now I'm hungry, I need to get some food, and I'm going to be solo supporting the system this PM because supervisor is taking some time-off-in-lieu of hours already worked. (I kind of did this last weekend).
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    copperbadge:

    My parents live in a rural area that has been experiencing some…cultural turnover. In the last few years developers have started moving in and building shopping centers and tract housing on previously unincorporated land. The demographic is shifting, but since it’s going from creepy Blue Lives Matter trumpist apocalypse preppers to creepy All Lives Matter tech bro Elon Musk fans looking for a new suburb, it feels like rather a lateral move to me. 

    In any case there’s been a sentiment of hostility to the developers, which they’ve been trying to assuage in part by infiltrating my parents’ Nextdoor community and pretending to be understanding of the complaints of the residents. 

    Recently one of the residents, in red below, complained that a development company had cut and removed the fence at one of his property borders. A different development company responded sympathetically and got a burn so sick I felt it from Chicago: 

    “Land pimp” is my favorite new insult. 

    [Description: An exchange between two people on Nextdoor; the first person, from a company ending in “Estates”, posts “The [redacted] Home company cut and removed your fence?! Not right!!” to which the OP, of [redacted] Ranch, responds “Go look you land pimp”.]

    I genuinely still tell the story of this encounter like, maybe once a month, and I have definitely used “land pimp” in discussions of gentrification as recently as this year. Iconic.

    Tired brain

    Apr. 30th, 2026 07:58 pm
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    Before he left for his date this evening, D asked me "after dinner, why don't you ask [local pal) if they want to go for a pint at [place]?

    It is wonderful weather for a beer in the sunshine (still 67°F!) so I can see why he asked this.

    But I already had such a busy day of meetings, most of which actually involved thinking really hard, that I was already tired of thinking and talking before my counseling session started.

    Some very thinky meetings today: a small group trying to wrap our heads around a proposed new train ticketing system which we have to understand well enough to anticipate what barriers it poses to disabled people, and more internal meetings which have been pretty navel-gazey lately. Last year's restructure means we're working on revising our Purpose (which needed doing, the last one was terrible, but while I love this abstract stuff it's something a lot of people struggle to engage with. And we're doing a theory of change to a new model which I actually think is worth what we paid for the consultant who brought it to us, because it's getting us to ask questions like "how will we know if our campaign has been successful?" but also that's very hard to answer sometimes when you're dealing with things that resist easy measurement or even baselining. And also there are just so many things I don't know, nobody here knows: how do various processes internal to a local/combined authority work? Who is responsible for the Scottish cycling guidance?

    So yeah. It's been nice to just spend the evening eating my pizza and listening to chill ambient music and reading my library books.

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