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Itās been nice and cool this week. Iām bracing for next week. Three gyms. Numbers all over the place, and not in a good way. I slid back into Redemption Ark as mooted. Although its ratio of exposition to narrative remains unfavourable, events have begun to move slightly faster (i.e. at all) which is helping to hold...
I fixed up my sleep schedule in late April/early May. I didn't think I had a problem until I realized that going to bed at 11 and waking up at 7:30 means nothing if you don't actually rest between those hours. All my screens are off by 8:45pm now and I read before I doze off (Etymologicon by Mark Forsyth is like...
The last book I read by Melissa Faliveno was her collection of personal essays called Tomboyland. I loved that book. It holds new weight four years later when the assault on queerness continues at a national scale. I imagine for many queer youth, life in towns like Mt. Horeb (and indeed even cities like Madison or...
Sunny and cool. I happen to spot a moment of tenderness between hummingbirds: he buzzing back and forth a few inches from her perch in the eastern red cedar, she tilting her head back for a lightning-fast meeting of tongues.
Film Storyboard A new historical film titled "Stomping Freedom", produced by Caesar's Ford Theatre, Inc. and directed by Kane Stratton. Jake portrays Weyanpersenwa (Whirlpool/Blue Jacket) in the film. Director @kanestratton stated: "an homage to the dignity and pride of American Indian peoples who resisted the...
Hello, loves! Tout le monde dĆ©teste lāIA. Having made my point about refactoring, I think we need a longer view ā¦ and a longer view. Just some planning and a couple of pictures. The Point The point of this long multi-commit refactoring sequence was: odds are that we can always improve our design in small steps over...
ā This past week reading Franz Wrightās Axe in Blossom, his last poems and fragments. A fragment: āI hear the axe is in bloom once more.āWhich will remind you of Kafka:āI think we ought to read only the kind of books that wound or stab us. If the book weāre reading doesnāt wake us up with a blow to the head, what...
[this is generally a non-gamey post so you've been warned]Who is the real you? Is it that gorgeous girl, whose killer wings coax a "you have beautiful eyes" from strangers and sisters alike? Is it that softspoken thinker, ever mulling the meanings of art and connection over his matcha? Is it that person with the...
You couldnāt have asked for a more beautiful summer day for the 65th birthday celebration of the Dossin Great Lakes Museum along the shore of the Detroit River at Belle Isle State Park in Detroit, Michigan. Sunshine, temperatures in the mid-70ās Fahrenheit, a light breeze off the river, and free ice cream on the...
The beginning of our Adventure After months of planning, arranging, and decision-making, our Interrail adventure was beginning. When my eldest son finished his GCSEs, we went on a big family holiday to Japan. When my youngest did the same this year, we asked what heād like to do, and he wanted to go to Germany. Heās...
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