Finally sent a boulder problem I've been working on for at least 3 sessions. In the end it wasn't even particularly physically demanding for the grade but it included a really awkward match and hand switch on one hold I struggled with.

Been trying to improve my mental technique for bouldering and place more emphasis on visualizing my project before bed every day. Further, I'm now also limiting the number of tries on a specific problem in each session to add some incentive to pull hard (and reduce frustration when I'm stuck). Looks like this helps. Here's to hopefully smashing through the plateau soon *cheers*

Sat in the bus and it stopped a few m before my bus stop. A cute little (and frozen/terrified) 🦔 blocked the road.

People got off and instead of doing anything, people were just filming. Muscular super macho types among them but not a single person even dared to go near it. I picked it up and carried it over the road. Rare moments where I think to myself "wtf city kids..."

I'm getting old 😆

After procrastinating this for maybe 4 weeks I finally installed this all in one water cooling thingy for my CPU. The reason I got it was because my CPU fan needed a little manual jumpstart everytime I turned it on 🤣

It took about 3 hours longer than I expected mainly because i had to basically pry my CPU off of the old heatsink with a razor for hours. The old thermal paste basically turned into cement. Man this was stressful 😅