What I read this month
Another month, and again feeling like there was not enough read. This, to quote The Mandalorian, is the way. Here’s how it broke down: ReadWhy We Get Sick...
Another month, and again feeling like there was not enough read. This, to quote The Mandalorian, is the way. Here’s how it broke down: ReadWhy We Get Sick...
It occurred to me that I’ve recently made a few changes that were explicitly, albeit perhaps uncharacteristically, for my own good. I hunted down a couple...
It’s not often I read a book that makes me drastically rethink things. This was one of them. If you’d rather skip a summary of the book, just jump d...
Short and sweet, to the point where it’s not even worth it to write it in list form: I finally finished Telling Lies for Fun & Profit by Lawrence Bloc...
As with my lists of favourite books I read year to year, I’ve also recently been doing an annual list of favourite songs I added to various playlists. Rat...
The end of the year? Already? I’m curious if that’s a parent thing or an adult thing or just a subjective thing that has nothing in the least to do ...
Shortly before the pandemic, I started tracking what songs I added to my various streaming service playlists every year. For anyone who’s interested in th...
It’s been a successful month, both in terms of walking the extra 60 km I committed to walk for part of the fundraiser, as well as moustache growth went: I...
I’ve been mentioning over the last couple of months how inspired I’ve been while reading Telling Lies for Fun & Profit by Lawrence Block. I̵...
Short and sweet: November proved to be a flurry of activity — not the least of which was my getting Covid — which once again put a damper on getting...