The past couple of months haven’t been my best. I didn’t live up to my obligations, and rather than face them head on I panicked and ran away from them. It happens to the best of us, I suppose…but it doesn’t mean it’s okay. I could say that it’s because I took on more than […]
Not only did I not post here yesterday — but I didn’t perform labour of any kind, either. So, what did I do? I read this. And this. And this. I took my kids to this. I started to work on this. I watched a bunch of this. I outlined some stuff for this. I
I heard this while watching Megamind with my daughter yesterday in the early morning hours. Ironic choice of tune based on what was going on in our house…but not so much based on what was going on in the movie. You know, I always thought it was someone else that sung this. Like a Bee
A lot went into the initial edition of Evernote Essentials, and Brett Kelly has upped the content with Evernote Essentials 2.0. I have the first version of the book, and it has been a valuable resource in my quest to wrap my head around all that Evernote has to offer. This book has been a
I’m not a fan of scary movies, but this one is different. Watching it is like looking into a messed-up crystal ball. The storyteller is a genius…let’s just hope he isn’t anything like Nostradamus. You’ve gotta see it. It is the scariest movie ever in my books, it’s right up there amongst the funniest and
I tweeted a month ago that I was going to take the leap and try my hand at Markdown, considering that I’ve heard nothing but praise for the language from the likes of: Merlin Mann David Sparks … and its co-creator, John Gruber Some of you know what Markdown is, some don’t. Here’s the Coles
And I thought that my whittling down of apps was pretty drastic. Chris Smith over at Stepcase Lifehack went full declutter on his apps — basically an “app diet” of sorts. Why’d he do it? How’d he do it? It’s all there — along with a bit of a “throwing of the gauntlet” to readers.
There are tons of people offering practical tips on the web to help you improve your discipline. But according to a recent article from WIRED, you may already have what you need inside of you. Or at least temporarily inside of you. Apparently urine may be an ingredient in improving your discipline: Holding it when
I took the night off to reflect on 17 years of hanging with this fella. So long, Azrael. You were a really smurfy cat.
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