cobalt going beige today

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This Instance home closing soon I’m now @cobalt123

bsky also but rare: @cobalt123@bsky.social
Exporting Followers to Beige today 1/26/25
#Progressive, #disability advocate, #caregiver, technology, humor, science, #photography, art, rock collector, #geology, history, reading, #SciFi, Terry Pratchett, #Discworld, #Pterry etc. #Phoenix #Arizona
Now featuring #TipOfDay (a bit grandmotherly at times except for enjoying Gogol Bordello and some metal.) Oh yes, Anti-Fascist.

cobalt going beige todayJan 26
Anyone know about exporting an archive of your posts and media? The settings shows the option to get a download in ZIP file but I notice that it has looked like this screenshot now for 30 minutes: 1/26/25 Compiling archive... Ideas?
Show threadcobalt going beige todayJan 23
Also, ridiculous spam. Wonder who is doing this and why. I got this just now in Mastodon. #ElonSpam
cobalt going beige todayJan 21

I’m going that away—->
@cobalt123

This is pinned there so you know it’s me. 😄😍😘❤️

Yep, I like history, science, reading, art, cooking and metal.

cobalt going beige todayJan 20
For #NoParticularReason
cobalt going beige todayJan 20
Today a Golden Day for me, because I found this! If you want to know the story you’ll have to look at the Real Cobalt profile. #Recipe
cobalt going beige todayJan 16
I’m starting to make sure I get those I want to continue to follow over to my alt account which will be my sole account in 6 weeks: @cobalt123
So you may notice random notifications that there is a Real Cobalt following you now.
Unsure if I will continue my #TipOfDay posts there but here’s a lightweight one: sodium percarbonate in water soak takes out coffee and tea stains. Before and after photos. How I use it next comment. 1/2
cobalt going beige todayJan 16

Well drat. I guess I am going to be transitioning over to my alternate account at @cobalt123

To be exporting posts I hate to lose 2 years, transfer followers, and retain those I follow. Got 6 weeks to do this, so probably no big push. My thanks to awscommunity.social for allowing me to join quickly just as the first big Twitter Migration was getting going a few years ago. I had had an account since '17 but that original instance closed a few days after I came back! #Migration

cobalt going beige todayJan 14
He’s given up looking for his breakfast early this morning and wants a nap. But he is also on alert for any sound to tell him I might be moving towards his food bowl or the tub of dry food. #DogsOfMastodon #MonDog #Nap
cobalt going beige todayJan 13
As promised, a self-portrait I knew I had to get as soon as I saw this Palo Blanco tree bark up close. #Bark #Peel #Paper #Tree
cobalt going beige todayJan 13
I’d like to know an ID for this type of ornamental tree used in architectural plans with businesses in the US Southwest. This is in Phoenix near the Banner Estrella Medical Center. Next post will be a fun one - a self-portrait in a closeup of the peeling bark. #Phoenix #Arizona #Tree #IDplease
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cobalt going beige todayJan 16
I’m starting to make sure I get those I want to continue to follow over to my alt account which will be my sole account in 6 weeks: @cobalt123
So you may notice random notifications that there is a Real Cobalt following you now.
Unsure if I will continue my #TipOfDay posts there but here’s a lightweight one: sodium percarbonate in water soak takes out coffee and tea stains. Before and after photos. How I use it next comment. 1/2
Show threadcobalt going beige todayJan 16
Make sure to see the Before photo and the second photo in the post. I use only a pinch of sodium percarbonate in a mug of water. It’s maybe 1/8 tsp, if that. When a mug is cleaned I pour that into the next mug to clean. It works great on dark soda stains as well as coffee and tea. I am using this non-toxic chemical all the time now. You can go back in my November and December posts to find more uses and other #TipOfDay posts. 2/2
Show threadBob CalderJan 16
@cobalt @cobalt123 Since moving to Tallahassee, I have gone through literally pounds of citric acid. When they say sink holes are the result of eroding rock, they didn't tell me it ended up on my dishes. Replacing the shower pan involved discovering a world of plumbing stalactites.