Michaelandra

@michaelandra

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Prob the best July 4th week I’ve had in a while Spent the week in Martha’s Vineyard, took a few days off work after many years Fun fact - @galazio and I met on July 4 sophomore year of college Happy 4th! 🇺🇸

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You're a great problem solver.

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Just reached our campsite for the next few nights! 🏕️

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Hey! What’s up?

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What would you call these? A. Farggles B. Foggles C. Caster Glasses D. Far Eyes

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after spending a bunch of time and money over the last six months trying to figure out what the hell was wrong with me— urgent care, immunologist, naturopath, obgyn, blood panel, scratch test, pee test, poop test, ultrasound— apparently i am *just* stressed. it is one thing to feel emotionally stable, but i am learning that your body can disagree. early this year an urgent care doctor suspected i was having an anaphylactic shock and stabbed me with epinephrine. i had no known allergies. when i went to an immunologist afterwards my body reacted to every single item on the allergy test— i had a hyperactive histamine situation. since then whenever things got unusually stressful (war and authoritarianism to further exacerbate) spots on my body would swell and itch. i am pretty level about it now; its been a minute. when people say stress could kill you, i didn’t think they meant potentially your face and throat swell up and your heart pumps on turbo trying to keep up with your dropping blood pressure to prevent a cardiac arrest. we just have a culture that feels pretty cute about stress. i was astonished that stress looked so unflattering. i don’t know why i’m telling this story now (other than to try out the extra character count). more time spent listening to blasting music in a fetal position can be good for you. i was pretty misguided to think mental tenacity alone could see you through. you can will your way into many things but sometimes you can’t will your way out of high histamine and low cortisol.

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Vibrant Wilderness — Denali National Park and Preserve 🇺🇸

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Keep finding beloved people in the community who are afraid of shipping and people not liking it. We like YOU. If it fails we will be here excited for the next thing.

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the casterscan share extension is now live!! hit the share icon on farcaster web or mobile and the casterscan mini app will pop up with info about that cast from neynar, farcaster's apis, and snapchain directly add the mini app below, which is how (i think) casterscan becomes an option when you hit share!! https://casterscan.com

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Name your favorite movie that involves a road trip

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bag secured 🫡

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Skillet Thai Basil Beef Stir Fry

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we’ve peaked adulthood

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My advice on building an audience - choose topics you're genuinely excited about sharing and that will come through in the content to get people interested. Most popular content I ever made was my beginner's guide to Ethereum (+ other crypto) blog posts that I wrote bc I was obsessed and wanted to share it with others

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Amazing how Vietnam boosted its rice productivity. Nigeria must follow:

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Beauty here is a mirror

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The only parasite that functionally replaces an organ. The tongue-eating louse (Cymothoa exigua) is one of the strangest and most disturbing parasites in the animal kingdom. It enters through the gills of a fish and attaches itself to the base of the tongue. It severs the blood vessels, causing the tongue to wither and fall off. Then it replaces the tongue, attaching itself to the stump and functioning like a prosthetic tongue. The fish can still eat and live normally—with the louse acting as its new tongue.

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