Monthly recap: December 2016
I guess the theme of this month is “recovery”. I’ve slowly started using my leg more and more, going from 0 to 25 to 75 to 100 percent of body weight allowed on it. This meant a bunch of small milest…
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Skip to main contentI guess the theme of this month is “recovery”. I’ve slowly started using my leg more and more, going from 0 to 25 to 75 to 100 percent of body weight allowed on it. This meant a bunch of small milest…
* Someone made a list of the 25 best films of the century so far (the number one spot goes to David Lynch, so I won’t argue with it) * A new aircraft carrier, quite fancy, but with a hefty price tag…
I used to think that I alone struggled with various tools and apps to manage, track and digest all the things I want to keep track of, but I now suspect this is a pretty common source of discontent.…
This month was mostly about healing, with a lot of help from my wife and dad. Resumed a bit of normalcy, in terms of eating out and driving around, etc (and this was a rainy month, see the photo abov…
Meta: This is delayed by a few weeks, and I’m ending the short experiment of cross-posting to Medium. A few things I saw or read the last month and half: * Watched a lot of episodes of Midsomer Mur…
A lot of other stuff happened in October, but the main event turned out to be a silly accident. At some point I'll share the X-ray, but basically I had multiple fractures in my tibia/fibula. Book…
Some quick facts, so that I can record this somewhere: On Thursday, I sustained multiple fractures in my left leg. A spiral fracture in the tibia, a single fracture in the fibula, and some indetermin…
Around 2013, I decided to try a few therapeutic writing exercises, and got hooked. Since then I’ve written a lot for fun, though almost entirely pseudonymously. I’ve written poems off and on at Hello…
Random reads from September: * As a sign of the times, some Democrats are now nostalgic1 for Romney. * In the speculative archaeology section, links2 between China and ancient Egypt (specifically,…
Finally made a New York trip after six years (!) and met up with a bunch of old friends (some of them after 15 years) -- and Tara went to her first zoo. Bunch of other miscellany: switched to a more…
Random reads from August: * I try to start with a “blast from the past”, so here1 is * A rambling but heartfelt account2 of the paradoxes of ‘Brexit’ * Someone discusses their experience of trying…
The big highlight of this month, and something that consumed most of our time, was moving into a new place. There are still a lot of little things here and there to take care of (random plumbing probl…