Writing short blogs posts with pith is much harder than long, detailed posts.
“Who cares?”, or, “Why should I care?” are great questions.
Unless we’ve tried to write short meaningful posts, we really have no idea.
All of life is like this.
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The highs and lows of our life mirror blogging
The highs and lows of our life mirror steady blogging.
Sometimes we are on fire and everything is excellent.
Other times, we do our best and it only feels good, not excellent.
Usain Bolt does not run a world record every time he races.
Some blog posts inspire, excite, and motivate. Some don’t.
Grateful that people are smart enough to get this.
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We have normal, streamlined plan B backups. Right?
What can we do if we don’t have normal resources allowing us to streamline our daily routine?
We have normal, streamlined plan B backups. Right?
For two days, ridiculously slow personal website responsiveness. First day, thought it was the laptop, second day, thought it was the hotel wifi, the third day, I called GoDaddy.
Two hours later, a bright, sunny day, featuring high-speed internet.
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The insidious thing that our stuff does to us until its too late
The insidious thing our stuff does to us until its too late.
Distracts us.
From our art.
From the thing we get the most joy doing, but rarely, if ever, get to do anymore.
I’m determined to keep shedding and refining the storage of things.
There can be no stopping. It comes in faster than I can keep up.
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What is it about a University campus?
It doesn’t matter if you attended college or not.
There’s an energy.
A desire.
A vibe.
A yearning.
We should try to walk that way every day.
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