Book 9/100
These get more and more bonkers as we go. They are just what I need right now, and I’m a little sad I only have one left at the moment.
Book 8/100
A tiny bit dated but really enjoyable nonetheless.
Out: Word Notebooks Orange Polygon
In: Field Notes Raven’s Wing (2010)
Book 6/100
I learned a lot reading this book, which says a lot given that I lived through all of this culture and change.
5/100
So well written, and moving. We can all do better, and should.
4/100
As worthwhile for readers as for writers, quite enjoyable.
3/100
A quick read about an admirable and intriguing person who had a very large influence on culture.
3/100
A quick read about an admirable and intriguing person who had a very large influence on culture.
2/100 A short story/novella, a delight nonetheless.
The last few calm days before we go back to the craziness of regular routine.
All the Pocket Notebooks I used in 2025.
1/100 Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt
Borrowed through Libby. Quite enjoyable.
Current status
Out: Field Notes x Wilco Nels Cline & Lawrence Azerrad
In: DDC-054 M x L x B x D Edition (October 2017) (October 2017)
Out: Starbucks Reserve Coffee Origins Latin America
In: Field Notes x Wilco Nels Cline & Lawrence Azerrad
Out: Dialog Notebook #1 👍
In: Starbucks Reserve Coffee Origins Latin America
Get Grandma Pork.
Early morning beach.
Off for the Day does not mean a day off, sadly.
Huntington Beach, California
View from my morning coffee: US Open of Surfing
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Current Soundtrack: Lord of Huron, Bag of Bones
#Spotify:
Apple Music:
US Open of Surfing: Day One
Postcards for my boys. Always.
A post about a glyph
#There are very few things in the computer world that would immediately get me to sit down at my computer, log into my CMS, and post something to this blog. One of these things, however, is a post about the “a” glyph in Apple Notes.
Let me just start by saying that Apple Notes is overall just an amazing tool for a free included app. It works great, it syncs well, and I use it like a virtual filing cabinet. If it’s not in Noteplan, it’s probably in Notes.
Having said that, both the Daring Fireball post on this, and the Engadget post it refers back to, are spot on. It’s an odd decision that Apple seems strangely committed to.