Spring Equinox: Friday March 20

[kirby urner]

Our rule is "the Friday on or before" whatever Solstice or Equinox.  This time it's "on".

Random pretty stuff.

I have this Python framework for making renderings of polyhedrons but until recently didn't know how to output STL files.

The windmill is a theme in my science and engineering public policy videos (some of them relate to policy, not saying they all do):

Kirby

[Lynne Taylor]

7:00?  Potluck?

Lynne M. Taylor
Laurelwood Art

(503) 985-8765

www.facebook.com/Lynne.Taylor.artist
www.facebook.com/laurelwoodart - fine art and custom framing

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[kirby urner]

On Mon, Mar 2, 2026 at 6:10 AM Lynne Taylor <ly...@laurelwoodart.com> wrote:

7:00?  Potluck?

Yes, that's my expectation as of March 2.  

Remember, no one is "in charge"; I just remind people sometimes, when the date might be, and I usually show up with my lentil dish.

Kirby

Lynne M. Taylor
Laurelwood Art

(503) 985-8765

www.facebook.com/Lynne.Taylor.artist
www.facebook.com/laurelwoodart - fine art and custom framing