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Author: Patrick Rhone
The girl and I on our way to check out The Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library at Yale. Just as beautiful as I remember too.
First time back here in 40 years. Right around the corner from my old school. As good as I remembered.
Boston Area Friends: Tonight. The Gladhill/Rhone Crew. Live and in-person. Grendel’s in Cambridge. From 5:30p until they ask us to leave. Hanging around. Hoping many Boston friends and acquaintances come. Open to all. We’d love to see or meet you.
The only day we really have to knock around Boston without commitment is going to be spent checking out author’s homes (Alcott, Emerson, Thoreau) and literary filming locations (Little Women, Good Will Hunting) because we are nerds.
Next round of college visits begin Monday. This time it’s the general New England area…
- Tufts
- Brandeis
- Connecticut College
- Yale
- Bard
- Amherst
Reminder for my Boston area friends: Monday the 24th we’ll be hanging out at Grendel’s in Cambridge and we’re hoping Boston area friends will stop by to say “hi” for a bit. This is the best plan we’ve come up with for seeing everyone and if you’re seeing this we’d love to see/meet you.
distributed localism – The Homebound Symphony
What we’re counting on is a “local understanding” that’s shared across great spaces by internet protocols and the mail. Distributed localism
Yes. All of this.
Daring Fireball: Something Is Rotten in the State of Cupertino
When mediocrity, excuses, and bullshit take root, they take over.
As the great President-Philosopher George Dubya Bush once said, “Fool me once, shame on – shame on you. Fool me – you can’t get fooled again.”
Don’t fool John Gruber.
The forecast is for a 70 degree high on Friday. Then, four inches of snow overnight Friday to Saturday. A high of 30 degrees on Sunday.
This is when Minnesotans start questioning the life choices that led them here.