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Image 1 — [OC] Been following the life, death, & rebirth of this mushroom in a wooden utility pole all year
Image 2 — [OC] Been following the life, death, & rebirth of this mushroom in a wooden utility pole all year
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[OC] Been following the life, death, & rebirth of this mushroom in a wooden utility pole all year

u/RandomExperiment626 — 4 days ago
▲ 17 r/Oceanside

Cool Evenings & Sunsets

I took this during the last round of cooler temperatures but I was not able to post the picture. Really enjoying the return of the cooler weather and opportunities to enjoy sunsets like this. I hope you were able to get out there and enjoy it too.

u/RandomExperiment626 — 1 month ago
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Spruce Street Suspension Bridge (San Diego, CA)

Went out for a walk after a restless night. San Diego's Spruce Street Bridge was just a bit too creepy to cross at the moment.

u/RandomExperiment626 — 1 month ago
▲ 13 r/audiobook+1 crossposts

Repeat listenings on a single loan

I've currently got Brigands & Breadknives by Travis Baldree on loan (7 days left on a 21 day loan). I enjoyed the story and storytelling so much on the initial listen that I decided to go through it a second time while I still have the loan. There are other copies of the book available from my library, so no one is waiting on my loan to be returned. However, this got me wondering what the etiquette was for holding on to a loan that had others waiting for it? I've always returned loans as soon as I finished them (Getting to the 100% mark is so fulfilling ❤️‍🔥) but this is my first time holding on to a book after a full listen through. Just curious what the community practices are for loans that others are waiting for.

Also, on a related note, how many times have you listened to an audiobook on a single loan?

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u/RandomExperiment626 — 1 month ago
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New Coffee Mug!

Excited for my new coffee mug! I am realizing I've never had a favorite coffee mug until now - this is now my favorite. Do I name it?.. Does anyone else name their favorite coffee mug? Any name suggestions?

u/RandomExperiment626 — 1 month ago