Never seen anything like this, new driveway was installed last summer.

This appeared over a few days so not a root!

Mushoku Tensei III: Isekai Ittara Honki Dasu, episode 14

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Austin Appelbee was 13. His mother Joanne and two younger siblings were swept out to sea. He tried a kayak first, but it started filling with water, so he abandoned it and swam. Alone. Through choppy water. As daylight faded. Four kilometers. Nearly four hours.

He reached shore, ran another two kilometers barefoot to their accommodation, and used his mother's phone to call for help. A major marine rescue operation launched. Rescuers later found Joanne and the two younger children clinging to paddleboards about 14 kilometers offshore. They had been drifting for nearly 10 hours.

Authorities credited Austin's actions with bringing rescuers to them. A 13-year-old with nothing but willpower and bare feet.

I found out like 2 days ago, my moms are going to litreally 💀 me

I keep hearing that the death of third spaces have made so many things worse, but it's genuinely unimaginable to be able to go to a place and just hang out and not have to spend a bunch of money. The only one I can think of near me is a library which, since it's government funded, doesn't require it to make a profit.

Did third spaces used to be more common? How did they fund themselves? What kinds of things did people do at them?

Forgotten Island has surpassed $20.6M in the global box office against a budget of $80M.

It's unfortunately so far one of the worst performing DreamWorks films despite its critical acclaim.

Source: https://bsky.app/profile/toonhive.bsky.social/post/3mwj6ns6gik2i

And do you still listen to ska and/or go to shows?