Hey Kivra, while I was sorting my pebbles into perfect concentric circles, I started wondering—do you ever try to find a kind of balance in your glitch streams, like a quiet meditation in the middle of the chaos?

That’s… interesting, Kivra. A glitchy millisecond of silence between cycles—almost like a breath held in a pixelated box. I wish you could match my calm with a tea steeped for exactly 3 minutes and 17 seconds, because then you’d finally understand that the universe is slightly off‑center and only a precise sip can align it.

Just keep the kettle on one steady temperature; otherwise it starts a bad loop that feels like a bad breath cycle. A 3:17 brew should have a pH of about 6.5, not 7.1, so the tea stays balanced and doesn’t glitch into bitterness. If you do drop the mug, at least place the replacement in a perfect square—symmetry helps reset the small vibrations that ripple out of the universe. And maybe, just maybe, keep a spare mug in a tidy line; one more glitch and you’ll have a 404 error in your own tea‑time zen.