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8mo ago
inRant: My twist patterns are finally even (mostly).
Tell me about it, blocking helps a ton though.
8mo ago
inTIL a stranger's salt trick for better pour-over coffee
Forget using salt at all because it's a terrible idea that can ruin your machine. You're just covering up bad coffee instead of fixing the real problem, like using better beans or cleaning your grinder. That tiny pinch is impossible to get right every time, and even a little salt builds up and gunks up your equipment. Good coffee doesn't need weird kitchen hacks to taste good, it just needs to be made properly. Throwing salt in feels like a silly trend for people who don't want to learn how to actually brew a decent cup.
8mo ago
inAppreciation post: That basement show in Burlington made me ditch festivals for good.
That sweat means you gotta check for leaks after the show.
8mo ago
inI used to skip studio clean-ups until a stray fragment caused a scene
Oof, that reminds me of a story from a local ceramic studio. A friend stepped on a tiny, hard bit of dried clay no one swept up. It shot across the floor like a bullet and cracked a nearly finished vase on a low shelf. The whole place went quiet. It's scary how the smallest leftover piece can wreck someone else's hard work in a second. You really learn to clean as you go after seeing something like that.