Scared of Fear live on Howard Stern.
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I just read this fascinating article. Who knew that Asteroids and GPS systems have so much in common?!
Eat more tinned fish. This is great news to me, although I do love salmon as well.
I work hard at being calm and focused these days, among other work. And being bored. Letting your mind wander while away from all the stimuli - the way it used to, only thirty years ago - might be good for you
The joys of aging
As I get ready for tomorrow’s day of no solid food, I wonder … is it really necessary? The answer of course is No.
Chicken Stock
I love making chicken stock after we roast a bird. We keep a bag in the freezer with bits of onion, celery, carrots, chicken bits from other meals …. Today I think I‘m using much too much onion, especially red onion that I had salvaged from a cookbook club where I made onion soup. Let‘s see how this one goes!
love this article in the Atlantic …. Thinking about how we all want housing to be affordable, yet we assume we will make tons of $ because of our investment in a home. Great read.
As a Pearl Jam fan … I’m so excited about the new album and the new tour! But first, and exciting weekend with my son at PAX East - I am very gratefull!
The Dropkick Murphys preaching!
Four Years Ago Today
_March 11, 2020 Four years ago today, society began to shut down.
Shortly after noon Eastern on March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization declared Covid — or “the coronavirus,” then the more popular term — to be a global pandemic. Stocks plummeted in the afternoon. In the span of a single hour that night, President Donald Trump delivered an Oval Office address about Covid, Tom Hanks posted on Instagram that he had the virus and the N.B.A. announced it had canceled the rest of its season.
It was a Wednesday, and thousands of schools would shut by the end of the week. Workplaces closed, too. People washed their hands frequently and touched elbows instead of shaking hands (although the C.D.C. continued to discourage widespread mask wearing for several more weeks).
The worst pandemic in a century had begun._
Via the New York Times “The Morning” Newsletter ….
Dedham representing in a culinary way
Posting this for me to check out later Opening the doorway to drawing
It‘s been a while since I‘ve been here - let‘s see if everything still works since I‘ve rid myself of X/Twitter
An interesting article in the New York Times, albeit a bit light on details it does a nice job discussing some of the big changes we’ve seen in medicine.