I keep track of ‘southernisms’ as I call them, and, yes, this is probably a snobby, Frasier-ish thing to do. These are behaviors and sayings that confirm to this Seattleite that I live now in another country. A country within a country. THE SOUTH. Most are simply different ways of doing things that I do, […]
Crumb – Southern Hospitality. Kind of. Weird. Read Post »
I’m just throwing this out because I’ve got a few minutes. I recently sat through the Chris Williamson podcast where he talks with Lionel Page, professor of economics at The University of Queensland in Australia. They toss this question back and forth: How humans deceive themselves and others. Commit to being a little smarter and
Recommendation – Podcast – How we deceive ourselves Read Post »
The very fact that you see this tiny translucent bug with its trail of powdery spit and poop left behind means that you must act.
Crumb – The problem with termites Read Post »
Odd thoughts that follow me daily… The Cat Max wants to fight, eat, or screw anything that crosses his path, so we keep him inside. We’ve already spent a down payment on a new Porsche on his belly. He eats anything, and this ‘anything’ appeared as ball of string. We noticed this while he lay
Crumb – Max, robins, and community Read Post »
Another crumb falls from the table
Crumb – O Christian. What are your symptoms? Read Post »
My daughter and I are both fans of Ray Dalio. Not for his investing exploits, which are legendary, but for his approach to life. His principles. When I asked her today about getting out of bed, she said to check my email and that she is working on a program. Besides school, this is mostly what
Crumb – My little programmer Read Post »