An “Impossible Project”
Long live analog! This is one of the best things I’ve watched (on a screen) in a while, and an encouragement to not lose hope, as the digital world threat...
Long live analog! This is one of the best things I’ve watched (on a screen) in a while, and an encouragement to not lose hope, as the digital world threat...
The focus on piano lessons is what initially drew me to this book. I “read” Lessons via Audible over the course of a few weeks, with many of those l...
I can’t remember which podcast interview featuring Chris Bruno (author) I listened to — it was one of many in the stream that accompanies me at the ...
There’s an overarching theme that led me to purchasing this book … it’s the distinction between “resume virtues” and “eulogy...
Reminiscing on the many memories made in this wonderful vacation rental…long and lingering home-cooked meals, walks along the coast, morning green juice, ...
My friend Barnaby recommended this book (so far, all of his book recommendations have scratched an itch, including Beyond Order: 12 More Rules for Life and The ...
This book quickly became the most scribbled-in, highlighted, earmarked, among my collection of recent books read. Marginalia galore! I’ll be referring bac...
I often find the first page of a new watercolor sketchbook to be very intimidating. Finally broke this one in (back in October) with a favorite place — St...
No. 04 of the Fortnightly Dispatch has been “dispatched.” Highlights from this edition include video footage of a mesmerizing tadpole migration, a b...
This quote pulled me into the work of G.K. Chesterton. I’m now looking forward to diving deeper into the rabbit hole…and very likely adding to the g...