Doing
- 04.May
- Me, Here, Now
My life, and all of our lives here in the “first world” are obsessed with, organized around, and circumscribed completely …
- 26.Apr
- Digging In To the South
Quite literally. For the last several weeks we have been working to get our planting done before it got really …
- 01.Apr
- Settling In To The South
Since December of last year, we have been living in the Southwest corner of Georgia, a place where most of …
Eating
- 02.Apr
- On (Not) Wasting Food
As an avid reader of “foodie” blogs, I run across articles like this …
- 01.Apr
- The Edible Landscape
I have, for some time now, been enamored of the idea of edible landscaping. Now that …
- 23.Mar
- Beyond Food Miles - A Locavore Apologetics
The locavore movement has been misunderstood, perhaps willfully, by quite a few people. Newspapers characterize it as being simplistically, …
Pondering
- 07.May
- Me, The Brand
We live lives so completely dominated by commercialism and monetary exchange that we think of everything, even ourselves, in the …
- 25.Apr
- How To Choose The Right Thing To Do
Is it even possible to do so?
How to go about discovering what in the East is called ‘right-action’?
How is “right” …
- 25.Mar
- Precarity In America
While I was living in Europe I found myself involved in quite a few pub discussions about Precarity and …
Diversions
Engineers turn it on and off for the tourists and sculpt it to look like it’s paintings. Welcome to Niagara Falls.
This is tactical gear for the spatial expansion of private leisure.
On May 3, 1978 Gary Thuerk, a marketer at the now-defunct computer firm Digital Equipment Corporation, sent an email to 393 users of Arpanet, the US government-run computer network that eventually became the internet. It was the first spam email ever.
Needies are interactive plush dolls inspired by codependent, high-maintenance relationships.
Toppling the Big Myths of Republican Politics
Random Quote
-- Thomas Paine (1737-1809) (Common Sense (1776))
Comments
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- Jon: Thank you Victoria. You have now made my day. I’d love to see your and your husbands responses as well. If...
- victoria: I googled Proust’s Questionaire since I was tired of Vanity Fair’s version and stumbled upon...
- Jon: Farmer Jon at your service. Salads coming right up, though I have yet to procure a proper pair of overalls…
- Justis Peters: Sounds delicious! I’ll call you “Farmer Jon” if you’ll serve a salad or two...
