Social Digest 2026.06.28-2026.07.04

The holiday week was busy, so I didn’t have a lot of time for the fediverse, but did share a few things.
A child holding a popsicle smiles at the viewer. She is wearing a grey hat and a blue shirt and is standing in a park.

The holiday week was busy, so I didn’t have a lot of time for the fediverse, but did share a few things.


I just received my PDF copy of Chuck, a solo journaling game I’ve been looking forward to playing.

The physical game won’t ship until late this year, but I’ll probably pick a meeple to use for my first playthrough until the real Chuck arrives.

A section of the game Chuck showing a woman sleeping on a silica packet. Text of an introduction is below explaining the game is a solo journaling game about having a shrunken romantic partner.
Post by @LazyDoctorWho@zeppelin.flights
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Celestine and I had a full day yesterday. At Pier 21 we participated in building a mosaic from Lego, built a Lego football jersey Celestine could take home, and did some crafts. After that, we took in a parade, visited Citadel Hill, had a picnic in the commons, visited the natural history museum, and visited the riding school and equine therapy centre, where she loved interacting with the horses.

Posted at https://cozymech.com/@apollo/116850027216263293

I was very happy to wake up to a new Ian Penn song. “I’m Always Hungover When I’m With You” has enough pop sensibilities to get its hooks into my brain and stays true to his alt-folk craft.I’m looking forward to hearing his new album, Lipstick Traces, in full in a few weeks.

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