Thanks to a drier than normal summer, the huckleberries weren’t nearly as big—nor as plentiful—as in years past. And for + more
Thanks to a drier than normal summer, the huckleberries weren’t nearly as big—nor as plentiful—as in years past. And for + more
For no reason whatsoever, here are some random bits of completely useless trivia. Feel free to astound your friends with + more
Jean M. Twenge, professor of psychology at San Diego State University, has been analyzing generational data going back to the + more
A pattern of vertical and horizontal black lines. Primary colors. Straight-sided geometric shapes. Asymmetric balance. Simple enough composition, yet in + more
Ah brevity, the silver stag we chase through the woods; the tightrope we walk between too much and too little. + more
Just like in Seinfeld, I’m going to provide you with a movie pick of the week – but with a + more
It’s always interesting to visit museums, especially when traveling to a city you’re experiencing for the first time. On a + more
I came across the following Latin phrase in my weekend reading: esse quam videri. Loosely translated, it means “to be + more
Around here, we do words as well as we can. And sometimes we do them pretty well, though we try + more
Why anyone would need “Ten Ways to Organize Your Bookshelf” is beyond me, since there is only one correct way to + more
One of the side benefits of this job (apart from the piles of cash and the constant attention from the + more
As I mentioned in yesterday’s post, I recently returned from an epic road trip that took the missus and me + more
Just got back from a two-week vacation—a rambling road trip covering more than 5,300 miles across a dozen states, mostly + more
Last week (6.26), Courtney shared with us this link, taking us to a world that many have forgotten. This week, I’ll + more