Loved this 3 minute video from Dezeen, Everything you need to know about Art Deco— Turning 100 this year.
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Excited to go pick up my girlfriend later tonight from the airport. Two months of being apart is too long.
Loved walking around downtown Kelowna this evening. Trees and flowers are starting to bloom. Springtime has arrived.
This episode of the Plain English podcast helped me understand the tariff situation with the U.S. and what Trump's ultimate goal is with them.
Celebrating one year with my girlfriend today. A year of growth for us both, all the laughs, and countless moments that have strengthened our connection.
Can't wait for more.
AI can be risky, dangerous, and is a threat to take jobs away.
But it is also a powerful tool when used properly.
Using Claude to clean up 20 years of blog posts to republish.
Watched episode 5 (season 3) of The White Lotus with my girlfriend last night. This scene with Walter Goggins and Sam Rockwell was captivating and brilliant television. A doozy of an episode.
A promising new book has been released today, Tiny Experiments: How to Live Freely in a Goal-Obsessed World by Anne-Laure Le Cunff. I have been reading her newsletter for a while and have been looking forward to this. It's getting a lot of encouraging reviews from some authors I like.
I had a lot of fun watching the Brier in person on Sunday with my parents. Very different experience tracking four games at once across the sheets. If you’re in the Okanagan, go check it out this week!
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Thomas Scoffin of Team Yukon at the 2015 Briers Curling Championship
Appreciated this post from Isaac Saul at Tangle, covering the good and ugly from Trump’s first month in office.
Watched the 50th anniversary special for SNL last night with my girlfriend. I’m a longtime fan of the show; she is new to it. Lots of great moments throughout, but I especially enjoyed Steve Martin at the top.
We grab frantically at social network signals, news, podcasts — whatever — during all moments of downtime. Nevermind the last time we heard our voice, when’s the last time we gave our voice a chance to be heard?
A quote from the first edition of Roden (2012!) from Craig Mod in celebration of writing edition number 100. He's been one of my favourite writers/photographers over the years, based in Japan.
Definitely worth subscribing to his newsletter.
