I have a growing iOS list of things to do/watch/see/hear. Figured I would post it here, as well as why I’m looking forward to them. We’re going to spend a lot of…
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Optimism amid the pandemic
Last year while in Tuscany, we drove down to Montalcino for the weekend. After nearly missing the sloped driveway and happy avoiding a rollercoaster-style tour of the Tuscan hills, we arrived at…
quarantine musings
It’s Day 52 of our quarantine in the age of COVID-19, and I’ve spent the last five weeks editing a running recap of events during this entire mess. By the end of…
Some Things I Learned in 2019
2019 deserves a medal. I think it’s one of the first years in a long time (since 2014 to be scientifically accurate) where Americans took inventory of their lives just before the…
The 25 Best Things I’ve Seen on the Internet in 2019
Every year-long trip around the sun, another 10 internet years goes by. Here are my annual picks for “Best things I’ve seen on the internet in 2019.’ Enjoy an unproductive January 1st…
2020 Playlist
I created a 2020 playlist for my friend’s New Year’s Eve party. Going somewhere at the last minute and don’t have bops? Steal them here, but only if you want jams that…
A List of my Favorite Songs of All-Time
As I begin a marathon week of writing, I’ll be doing it to this playlist I created in 2014 and haven’t made many changes to since. After two months of being outside…
Independence Day
Considering that we’re in the most polarizing time I can remember in our history, this year I’m personally redefining Independence Day to how I can personally represent the idea of America: I’m…
Survive and Advance
I have a thing for sports. Like most relationships, it’s part healthy + unhealthy, rational + irrational, and we hit the occasional rough patch. But like all the strongest loves, it’s for…
Saving the world with meals on wheels
Professionally grow high standards in growth strategies after extensible innovation. Compellingly recaptiualize optimal services through ubiquitous infomediaries. Completely matrix client-based results before cross functional testing procedures. Monotonectally promote cross-unit core competencies rather…