Turn Left at Orion is a great book to have alongside your scope! I believe it is broken down into seasons and what is viewable at those times.

The S20fe 5g is flat and has OLED. The flat screen is the reason I bought it. Still running as well as day one three years later. I have noticed a slight dip in battery life lately but I can get through a whole day with maybe 35% left. When this one dies, I will probably get another.

And insurance companies are abandoning Florida in droves.

You're supposed to wash blue jeans?! Next you are going to tell me that you have to wash underwear!

And there's always that torn up section on the right hip where the tape measure goes

Lmao this is gold. You gave me a nice chuckle. Thank you

I think it's like 500 pages but it's a pretty quick read. Definitely feels YA at times but overall I enjoyed it immensely. If you do read it, let me know what you think!

Have you ever thought about doing some arrowhead hunting?

Arrowheads and Native American artifacts are more prevalent than you might think! Try taking a look in areas of exposed earth. Native Americans had settlements and societies all across North and South America. You might be surprised by what you find!

FWIW I am a 29 yo man who has read alot of scifi/fantasy including WoT, Malazan, Cosmere, Lotr, Dune, etc.. but back when Brandon Sanderson released his YA book (now trilogy? series?) "Skyward", I read the whole thing in 2 sittings. I was enthralled. Haven't experienced a total immersion like it since.