Short Reel on Instagram since I'm not on TikTok.
Coffee is from Bean Scene in Kelowna.
The incredible Norman Lykes House is up for sale in Phoenix, AZ. It is the last home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. It will set you back around $9 million USD.
via Cup of Coffee (by Craig Calcaterra) Substack
A lovely evening with a new friend, sharing stories of high school theatre days over chacuterie and drinks (old fashioneds for me, of course.)
It always feels good in the moment to be working on a problem and get it resolved, but at some point you will wake up in the morning not feeling quite as hot.
Experimenting with cross-posting from my blog to micro.blog to Twitter and Mastodon. It looks like a success! Only took me... too long to sort it out.
Hat tip to @chrishannah with his blog post which showed me the way in making this work for a Ghost-hosted blog.
New year, going back to micro.blog for posting my thoughts, rather than going directly to the different sites.
As organized as I am, I still tend to be a major procrastinator.
Something I would like to change for the new year.
Some interesting ideas on what Musk may be doing.
I love the energy in downtown Kelowna when the weather warms up (+21C today) and the tulips bloom.
The city comes alive.
Late night thoughts:
Makers Mark > Knob Creek* for bourbon.
- but Iām feeling good so both are great.
Sunday morning listen: conversation between two of my favourite authors.
Greg Mckeown (author of Essentialism and has a new book out) and Ryan Holiday (author of several books about stoicism and other topics).
That moment went you bought small chocolates to enjoy last night, but find them the next day to consume at lunch.
Scrolling past all the Oscar tweets when I see news of a new trailer.
Here come the Jets!
I enjoyed this conversation between @tylercowen and @ShadiBartsch about the Greek/Roman classics and China.
Audible is having a 2-for-1 sale for the next few days. Two of my favourite books are included, Obstacle is the Way and Daily Stoic, both by @ryanholiday.
Can’t go wrong with those two books.
I appreciate this article from Napkin Math about the potential revenue generated from newsletters on the various platforms. Am I getting ripped off writing at Every?