No. 62 | Seven reasons I might want a house again?
A spooky old bank or post office or something would be rad. Some place the Scooby Doo Mystery Machine might roll up on.
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A spooky old bank or post office or something would be rad. Some place the Scooby Doo Mystery Machine might roll up on.
If you mix any of these ingredients into your art/food/show/deal/thing, in any amount, I will politely say thank you, no.
If you’re not using Reddit, I mean, don’t, probably? Read books or something. But if you’re going to use it, here are my recommendations for seven good subreddits.
Extended focus is … not in my strengths column, let’s say. Here are seven of the more common excuses I’ve used to stop writing when I really really really should have still been writing: *** Originally published as List No. 59 of the 7×77 newsletter project.
1) Remove your hair shirt at night. 2) Eat less sand. 3) Take the weekend off: Hire a professional to bust your ghosts. 4) Remember to wear your headgear and mouth guard when fighting grandpa. 5) Hot lemons. 6) Pause — for just a few moments each day — to breathe through your ears. 7) Set up … continue
I read a lot of great books in 2018, and there are even more that I didn’t read, even though I easily could have! No judgment, just life.
Twitter is a dumpster fire, but it’s still better than the Great Pacific Garbage Patch that is Facebook.
I gradated in 2006 from the Journalism school at Drake University, having majored, somewhat inexplicably, in radio & television production. (I think I mostly just liked things with knobs and switches, and having projects instead of tests.) Here are seven lessons I learned from my radio/television major: 1) Throw the airplane. Our first video production assignment … continue
I found myself daydreaming this list of seven things I’d want on my tour rider…
I can’t do any cool unique celebratory whistles so I have to content myself with clapping and the occasional “whoooo!” as a show of appreciation.
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