sunk cost fallacy
September 22, 2022
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On niche museums and Ellen Raskin
September 02, 2022
On niche museums and Ellen Raskin
September 02, 2022
Sometimes, there is a newsletter
August 10, 2022
New newsletter! On August and animal husbandry.
On a trip to an island
August 01, 2022
New newsletter: "... and then 1/3 of the population died."
Enter the Octagon
July 20, 2022
Hello, hello. This blog has become mainly a vehicle for reposting newsletters. So, with that in mind, here's the most recent one: Enter the Octagon. Share and enjoy.
newsletter, with occasional music
June 15, 2022
Sometimes, you need to visit an old friend.
back on my b.s.
May 26, 2022
Another newsletter: Thoughts on democracy, Hamilton, and fig trees.
Humulus is like potato chips, I guess
May 10, 2022
Last November, I finished up a Humulus sweater. The result was ... fine. But it wasn't what I'd envisioned, dang it. Rather than live with minor disappointment (and because the sweater was purloined by the Elder Teen once I mentioned that I'd likely not wear it), I made myself one two sizes larger.
Yes, yes. I finished it just in time for summer, which is how most of my sweater knitting ends. But that's fine, really. I know winter will be around again -- and that Scott and I are on our way to Iceland in July, where the summer temps warrant some wooly goodness* in your suitcase just in case.
* Wooly Goodness would be a great drag name, imho.