Butterfly Mind

We had firewood delivered last week.

When I travel to cities, my favorite things to do are to walk, explore art museums, and visit independent book stores.

I can’t believe I live in a time that I have to say this, but I don’t want to read blog posts or work memos or marketing materials that are clearly written by AI.

My favorite book podcasters keep talking about how long Lonesome Dove is.

Last week was a wild ride at work.

Every summer morning, we open the back door before the heat of the day settles in.

I am reading Ann Patchett’s newest novel right now, and I wish I didn’t have to work or sleep so I could just read straight through.

I made a bucket list a while ago.

I’m reading Matthew Butterick’s Practical Typography, and with each section—Why does typography matter?

I thought I’d read this book before, but after finishing it this week, I’m not sure I have.

It’s a lot harder than it seems to do nothing; to not distract ourselves.

Over the past decade, I’ve come to love our home in the mountains.

This feels like a silly question to explore.

When I heard Christopher Nolan was releasing a cinematic adaptation of The Odyssey this summer, I thought, oh yeah, I definitely want to see that.

We stopped in St.