distributed localism – The Homebound Symphony
What we’re counting on is a “local understanding” that’s shared across great spaces by internet protocols and the mail. Distributed localism
Yes. All of this.
Category: thought
The forecast is for a 70 degree high on Friday. Then, four inches of snow overnight Friday to Saturday. A high of 30 degrees on Sunday.
This is when Minnesotans start questioning the life choices that led them here.
What are grudges for if not for holding?
— My wife.
The craziest thing about the 8-10 inches of wet snow we got overnight is that the forecast says it’ll be in the 60s next week.
I’m officially “it’s not even 9pm and I’m already ready for bed” years old.
Now making Red Beans and Rice.
Yes, I know it’s not Monday.
King cake in the oven. Rebirth Brass on the speakers. Must be Mardi Gras!
Also, presently knowing what it means to miss New Orleans.
Ideas need to be succinct, yet be complete, and open enough to be portable and applicable.
Here’s a (admittedly costly and privileged) thought: Instead of downloading your Kindle books and hacking the DRM from them, use the titles as a list to go buy from your local book store. Or, cheaper option, to keep an eye out for in a Little Free Library.
Back up the digital with the physical.
I bet you haven’t listened to Duran Duran’s Rio in a while. You should.