Notes Of

A couple weeks ago I decided I’d like to be able to play the upcoming NBA 2K27 game after a little hiatus.

This one has been nagging me in the “Recommended for you” section of my Kindle for a while.

I don’t like having things around the house that I don’t use any more, so every now and then I enjoy selling stuff that has been gathering dust.

In our house, everyone absolutely loves books.

When my partner’s Squarespace subscription came up for renewal, I thought “Wait a minute.

After recently discovering and finishing The Name of the Wind , I was looking for a book that scratched a similar itch.

I naturally gravitate towards things that are well designed.

A few years ago I went to the music shop and bought pretty much one of every guitar pick they had in store.

The Name of the Wind has been on my wishlist for a long time but I always saved it for later.

Something I’ve been thinking about lately is the ephemeral nature of experiences.

I’ve been spending more time on my phone than I think I should.

I enjoy reading through Manu’s People & Blogs series and find it particularly interesting how people approach their writing and publishing process.

The other day my son was happily flipping through pages of his many books.

I really enjoyed Terry Hayes’ previous book I Am Pilgrim so I was really excited to get my hands on his latest release.

I love music.

I’ve been using the iOS app Raivo OTP for two-factor authentication ever since I saw Derek Sivers recommend it.

The NBA draft was held last week over two days on June 26-27.

I’ve neglected a few things in the past few months, including this blog.

A few weeks ago I was fortunate to attend the AGI Open in Aotearoa New Zealand.

I’ve liked the idea of voice assistants ever since I got my first iPhone and asked Siri the most random things.

Almost all my reading is done on a Kindle and I enjoy occasionally window-shopping in the store for anything that might grab my attention.

I’ve been thinking about my digital hygiene recently, which meant reviewing my various services, subscriptions and providers.

I was drawn to this book because I was looking for something similar to I Am Pilgrim, and The Grey Man did not disappoint.

I finally did it.

I’m not a fan of New Year’s resolutions (mine is 1440x900 if you have to know) but I like to reflect on the year past to see what I might want to change going forward.

Locke Lamora is the leader of a gang of con artists and thieves called the Gentleman Bastards.

I was at the airport with a friend when I asked them what their favourite book was.

I grew up with video games.

I’ve always been fascinated by the origin of humankind.

I started my mindfulness journey a few years ago when I was looking into ways to look after my mental health.

This was a strange book.