Finally getting the chance to listen to The Cure’s latest album in full and it’s fantastic. Both classic and modern at the same time.
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Her year in particular has had to build an unparalleled amount of resilience. They have had to pivot, and turn, and make the best of things, and adjust expectations again and again and again. They have remade, and reshaped, and tried again. They have given up on dreams, and found new ones, and then found them again.
And here’s the thing. This is normal for them. They don’t know any other way. This is the only way they know. This is their strength.
My wife writes beautifully about our daughter’s age group and their ability to survive and thrive.
This is an excellent explainer on how these tariffs will directly affect, well, everything.
Blogging as a Gift | Jamie Thingelstad
I would encourage bloggers to not think about the individual post. Instead, think about the collection of writing, over weeks and years, as a body of work. It is a body of work that you are constantly adding to. Growing and improving. The individual post is but one breath. It comes and goes. But over the course of time this adds up. It is the cumulative action that creates something truly great.
Crucial Tracks 008: Annie Mueller
My soundtrack for the day.
My wife talks about organizing our bookshelves with egg cartons.
Seems that Jason Kottke is having a similar crisis and questionings about the current and only gonna get worse crisis for colleges and universities as I am.
Manton Reece – No one cares… for now
The act of writing itself helps us think, helps us learn, helps us discover how we feel about a topic. It’s creative and has value even if no one is reading.
Yep. I had to work a long time to get over this emotionally. It was, in fact, part of the calculus in going nonline several years back now. I needed to remember who I was writing for and why.
If you’d like a more narrative rundown of our New England college visiting, make sure to follow my wife’s blog.
Daring Fireball: Something Is Rotten in the State of Cupertino
When mediocrity, excuses, and bullshit take root, they take over.
As the great President-Philosopher George Dubya Bush once said, “Fool me once, shame on – shame on you. Fool me – you can’t get fooled again.”
Don’t fool John Gruber.