Today. A poem about Spring.

The Snallygaster. My hometown’s cryptoid in sticker form.

Pixel Birds (and Other Animals).

There Was Less Lightning During COVID Lockdowns, Research Finds. The decrease in lightning coincided with a drop in human activities that send aerosols into the atmosphere.

The Time Trap of Productivity. “… productivity is a set of systems or rituals that protect us from future regret.”

Rainy Roads. Today’s vibe.

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Things I liked in week 3 of 2022 buttondown.email

What Your Favorite Sad Dad Band Says About You. “PEARL JAM - You have a lot to say about the little restaurant on the coast where you’ve actually become good friends with the owner. He let you come by in the afternoon once and learn about cooking shellfish. You shake your head at the word “crypto.” Four of your friends are named Josh, and one dead friend is named Josh. You’re glad you don’t work in “business development” anymore. You wake up screaming sometimes.” Ha.

TeuxDeux. “Simple, syncing paper.” One of my favorite tools.

leirelatent, Iceland. Today’s snow day vibe.

Puddle. A painting by M.C. Escher.

A giant lava bubble. From the first moments of the historical Mauna Ulu eruption.

Software Folklore. Sometimes bugs have symptoms beyond belief.

100 things that made Austin Kleon’s year. Number 51: “A woman on Nextdoor asking for a recommendation for ghost removal and how many people knew “a guy” and also had very specific advice.”

Magawa. A little story about a rat that found landmines.

Too many words. Some fun with stakeholders.

The sports clip of the year. So much joy.
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Things I liked this week (Week 51, 2021) ↑ From Tecznts Ok, I lied, one more quick email this year. As you peer at your very long shadows on this Winter Solstice here are some end of the year lists…
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