When someone in the family purchases a Kindle book, it gets charged to my credit card. I can see what everyone is buying. When a charge came through for “The 4-Hour Workweek: Escape 9-5, Live Anywhere, and Join the New Rich” by Timothy Ferriss, I knew DH had purchased it and maybe I should read […]
Today is 3.14, hence Pi Day. This is a national geek holiday I think. Living in a household of math nerds, the day is especially salient. Daughter had to make pies for this occasion. The first pie was blueberry. It was gorgeous when it came out of the oven. I mean magazine gorgeous. We couldn’t
After reading Moby duck, I can see how Donovan Hohn been enthralled by and obsessed over the 28,000 bath toys lost at sea. I too became not so much enchanted with the route that the toys might have taken, but by the lengths and measures by which Hohn took to find them. Hohn spoke at
I went on my first bike ride since my bike accident last June. Not only did I have to heal physically, but I had to heal psychologically so this event could occur. I rode an electric bike on weekdays to commute to work for 3 years. I rode a road bike for exercise for at
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At the Outback Steakhouse, Son began reading off the calorie count for items listed on the menu. Daughter began relating those numbers to dates she had learned about in her AP World History class. Son, taking American history chimed in with some relevant dates as well. This became quite comical: one because the calorie counts
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