Hey, yeah I finally got around to watching that documentary you recommended. It was really well done, though I felt the middle section dragged a tiny bit. The cinematography was stunning though, especially the scenes shot in the highlands. I've been meaning to ask you about the book you mentioned last week — the one about urban gardening. I started looking into it and there's actually a community garden a few blocks from my place that offers workshops. Let me know if you want to check it out together sometime. Also, I tried that sourdough recipe you shared on social media. It turned out surprisingly well for a first attempt! The texture was a bit denser than I expected, but the flavor was there. I think I need to let it proof a little longer next time. Anyway, let's catch up properly this weekend if you're free.
Oh, and I finally organized my bookshelf alphabetically by author. It took forever but looks incredible. I found a copy of that novel I thought I lost years ago. It had a dried flower from a trip to the mountains tucked inside. Little treasures like that make the effort worthwhile. Have you done any organizing projects lately?
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I just finished setting up my new home server. It took way longer than I anticipated because I ran into some driver compatibility issues with the network card. Eventually, I found a workaround by flashing a beta firmware. It's running a few Docker containers now for media management and home automation. The whole setup is surprisingly power-efficient compared to my old rig. I'm thinking about migrating my photo backup workflow to it as well.
On a completely different note, have you been following the new trail systems being built near the river? I went for a run there yesterday and they've added some really nice scenic overlooks. It's mostly paved for now, but they plan to add some challenging gravel paths next spring. It's great to see more outdoor infrastructure popping up in the area. Let me know if you ever want to go for a hike or run out there. I usually go early on Saturday mornings before it gets too crowded.