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A gloomy morning punctuated by brief showers. I look up at one point to spot a male hummingbird rocketing back and forth above the creek, performing for a female perched in a black elderberry bush that has just leafed out.
We're less than 10 days out from an epic trip to Japan, so in this week's episode, we decided to talk Japanese fountain pen nibs and the differences in nib size desi...
A Productive Conversation | Making Space for Grace (PM Talks S3E5) Patrick Rhone is back, and so is PM Talks — the monthly series where Patrick and I take our time with one idea and actually see where it goes. This is Season 3, Episode...
Parents! We’ve got 3yo, 5yo, and 7yo. I’m intrigued by “Mindset Decks” to help teach/cue things like grit, emotional intelligence, and good manners. Anyone out there used Mindset Decks? Thoughts? Any other cue/reminder tools you’ve found...
Open source maintainers at profitable companies: stop asking permission to fix what your employer already depends on. No paperwork. No programme. No manager's blessing. Just maintain it on the clock.
As we were arriving in Phoenix, we got a Check Engine light on our dash. Never a welcome occurrence! Looking in the BlueFire app, it showed more details of the codes; clearly a short of the engine intake air heater: Later in our stay, we...
a polycausal theory
From Mad Jack Mytton setting himself on fire to cure hiccups, to the Duke who built 15 miles of underground tunnels to avoid people, meet the most gloriously strange figures in British history.
In my earlier piece, I argued that the European Commission's Passenger Package is both radical and unworkable when it comes to the rail aspects of it, and explained how the Commission ended up there.In this piece I will start to sketch...
My latest #OneTake YouTube video has been posted, taking a look at Jacques Herbin Turquoise de Perse.
We bailed out of a 61 km cycle from Antwerp to Dendermonde today because the weather forecast called for rain, wind, and thunder. The last thing we wanted to do was to get caught on an exposed polder in a lightning storm.So, instead, we...
Watched: Greenland, 2020 - ★★★ 🎥 Watching for a second time after more than 5 years. A little better than I remembered.
Thank you for all the responses on my last post, where I told the story of how I got into strength training and got in the best shape of my life this year. The beauty of having musclesThis is the story of how and why I decided to pursue