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First off, yeah, I never finished my last post. I read more than 3 books in 2022. But not a ton more. Things got busy again this year as everyone tried to ramp back up to some semblance of pre-covid … Continue reading →

You know what this is. Date Completed Title Author 01/13/22 A Brief History of Seven Killings Marlon James 02/06/22 The Space Between Worlds Micaiah Johnson 02/15/22 Project Hail Mary Andy Weir

I read 28 books last year; the full 2020 list is here. Or, you know, a couple of inches that way ⬇︎. I’m currently running a bit behind schedule if I want to meet or exceed that number. Date Completed … Continue reading →

It’s been 206 days since my first Monday working from home. I’ve now finished Spring, gone through all of Summer and started Fall working from home. I’ve heard different things about when we get to go back to the office, … Continue reading →

I was going to post a new post for every book I read this year, but then I got behind and realized that I didn’t have a lot to say about all of them, so here we are. The main … Continue reading →

Walks, yard work, planting potatoes and garlic, grocery pickups, restaurant takeout, working from home getting easier, drinking more, exercising less. I’ve been inside two buildings that weren’t my house in the past 5 weeks. Spending less money, but so far … Continue reading →

Well that was all very weird. Everything feels slowed down (except the working from home hours) and going out feels like Austin in 1998, pre-boom, still a little sleepy. We went on more walks. I made tortillas. Nate read and … Continue reading →

Today Austin mandated all restaurants go to take out only and outlawed gatherings of more than 10 people. We’re worried about how everyone is going to make it through this incredibly lean time. I bought some gift cards to our … Continue reading →

Last Monday (03/09) I went into work, met people in rooms, and shook hands with one of them. (Though I did felt weird about that and went and washed my hands a few minutes later.) The Boy went to school … Continue reading →

This was a really enjoyable read about what we get out of art. I could have read twice as much.