bought khao man gai today without buying extra khao man gai sauce like a real

https://www.gq.com/story/derek-delgaudio-magician-profile

“That moment of watching people be and feel really, genuinely seen is the magic of the show,” DelGaudio said. “It's all leading up to that single moment of another person looking at another person and just going, ‘I see you, man. I see you standing there. I know who you are. I totally get you. In this moment, I see all of you.’ And that is like a fuckin' gift that we struggle to receive every single day. And because we're all struggling to receive it, we forget to give it.”

https://thepostmansknock.com/painting-with-watercolors-for-beginners/

https://www.polygon.com/guides/2020/10/4/21452536/blaseball-guide-faq-how-to-get-into

https://thecreativeindependent.com/people/sierra-teller-ornelas-on-giving-yourself-permission-to-suck/

I think you can’t help but start to mimic the systems that you’ve been in. Writers on a show will write a pilot, and it will be very similar to the show they worked on before. So it’s really hard because you can’t help but think of those people’s voices or think of those rhythms. You can kind of get into a problem where you start pitching to go home, so you start pitching what you know the showrunner will like versus what you think is good. And then when you leave, you almost have venom in your blood. You’ve got to work that out and try to figure out, “What do I actually like?” I try to just see as much stuff as I can, start watching movies again, and start looking at things in a more discerning way. Start reading more and just sort absorb what’s going on in my life versus how to make [the showrunner] happy. It’s just a different muscle.

https://twitter.com/shonfaye/status/1345115571109715970