“If there is magic on this planet it’s in the water.”
(Source: Spotify)
Hey man. You left your bone in the grass. (at Crosswalk Family Of God)
Here’s my jowly dude. He’s honing his underbite. #dogdad
Today’s jams. (at Thompson Hall)
From Seeing Gray in a World of Black and White: Thoughts on Religion, Morality, and Politics by Adam Hamilton
Not a bad Saturday morning view. Sleeping dog and a good book. #dogdad (at Stifft’s Station)
GTD: Trigger List for Academics
As part of my continued reinvigoration of my Getting Things Done system (more on that later), I’m trying to develop a version of David Allen’s incomplete triggers list especially for academics. It’s a Google Doc that’s completely editable so check it out and, if you’ve got stuff to add, please go do so.
Whenever I read things like this:
“Experts rated the vegan diet among the most difficult to follow of all those we ranked. The vegan approach, which eliminates all animal products—including dairy and eggs—is ‘hard to sustain’ because of a ‘lack of variety,’ extreme restriction, and the challenges that come with eating away from home.”
I can’t help but think of this image.
rest in peace, neil armstrong.
Mini Book Review
Though I haven’t yet finished it, Mark Leyner’s The Sugar Frosted Nutsack is worth the effort of reading if for nothing but this academic book title:
The Jade(d) G(l)aze: Twelfth-Century Goryeo Celadon Pottery and Ceramics by Trevor Donovan—Abercrombie & Fitch model and 90210 star.
