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I set out to document our summer plans this afternoon in pen and watercolour (digital calendars are wonderful for keeping track of things, poor at a bird’s eye view).Before I filled in our blanks, I scanned the empty calendar—what a...
Puppy announces it's still around and will hopefully be blogging more regularly in the future.
Summer approaches this desert southwest. Three signs you cannot ignore. Cold water, what even is that? You turn the tap on, and it's warm. Warm, warmer, and hot are what's available until November. Out of town mountain trail hiker...
I’ve been working recently on trying to understand exactly how Wick rotation works in two-dimensional conformal field theory. There is an analog there of some of the issues with Wick rotation of spinors and twistors in four dimensions...
Tomora “Ring the Alarm” Tomora is a collaboration between the Norwegian indie pop singer Aurora and Tom Rowlands of The Chemical Brothers. It’s an interesting combination that pushes both artists to unexpected extremes, mostly resulting...
After trying countless of terminal file explorers, Yazi is the only one that competes with the simplicity and speed of straightforward commands for me. That’s why I also use it in Neovim, but this came with one caveat: files open with...
Just wanted to let you all know we continue to regularly add events, new dates and any updates to our Pen Show Schedule. Most recently, we have added two new Stationery-related events: the Northwest Stationery Fest (NWSF, which looks...
Sunporches—a glassed in or screened in patio—are something I associate with the South. When I lived briefly in Florida as a child, the family TV was on the sunporch. My in-laws in North Carolina had one that wrapped halfway around …...
A look at a bike rack...
Dear Friends,I last wrote on March 24, from the Pacific, the day Seasons of Glass and Iron was released into the world, on the cusp of travelling to promote it. Today is June 5, and I'm stunned to look up and see the year's halfway