-
History
I picked up a book today for $1.50, Origins of the Second World War, by A.J.P Taylor. I’m already 50 pages in. I don’t read much history. In fact, the last real historical literature I read was probably back in high school, where we looking into this very issue. Despite being somewhat familiar with the…
-
Fishing Rod
I saw a woman fishing the other day while walking with Octavia. Incredibly, she caught one while we were watching! Not to be outdone, I found a $40 rod on Facebook marketplace, some hooks and sinkers, and tonight, cast off. Not even a nibble. But it was 45 minutes spent enjoying the sunset, listening to…
-
Growing up
I’m middle aged now; in fact, in the poorest countries in the world, I’m actually pretty old! While I don’t feel much different than when I was in my 20s, unless I have drunk too much the night before, I do notice odd changes here and there. For example, tonight I was driving back in…
-
Fast forward
There really can be too much of a good thing. I was watching the highlights of Match 4 of the Ashes this evening, and after just 1 day, the match is more than half over. Depending on how things go tomorrow, it could be all over before Day 3. A fast game is a good…
-
Merry Christmas
It’s been almost 700 days since I started this project, and I’m glad I did. It’s been a chance to figure my thoughts out in real time, create a memory bank, and spend the flashest of flashes doing something creative each and every day. Thank you all for reading, commenting, and sharing your thoughts. Merry…
-
Tres Commas
Regular readers will know that my favourite piece of software is Cursor, an AI-powered coding tool. There are so many things I love about it, but the main thing is this: it allows muggles like me to build things in code cheaply, quickly, and effectively. Today, Cursor emailed me to tell me what my usage…
