Having a Vacation in Colorado
Today, I went dirt bike riding for the first time.
I didn’t die.
I did wear a bike helmet and running shoes instead of flip flops.
posted at 11:41 pm on Aug. 28, 2008
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Setting Goals and the Raincity Grill
I bloviated recently about how to properly set goals, and a few people raised some questions—some might even say objections—to what I wrote.
So I went to dinner at Raincity Grill and thought it over some.
posted at 11:55 pm on Aug. 25, 2008
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The Omnivore’s Hundred
This meme comes from Dog of the Future. It’s The Omnivore’s Hundred—100 foods that every gastronome should eat, according to “some guy named Andrew”. I actually disagree with a few items, but overall, it’s an interesting list, and the only omissions I see on it are shark and ceviche, and you might argue for dog. And what’s up with PB&J and pocky? I think gummy bears are more of a unique sensation than pocky…
posted at 10:35 am on Aug. 16, 2008
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How to Set Good Goals: An Essay
I was asked recently what my top three goals in life currently were, and it triggered a fairly major stretch of pensive thought, which I’ve been circling back to on long drives, sitting idly on the grass in parks, and in conversations on- and off-line with stimulating folks. I thought I’d better start by thinking about what the qualities of a good goal are.
posted at 2:07 am on Aug. 13, 2008
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World Ultimate Championships in Vancouver
I don’t want to wait until I have all sorts of flourishing words to post about the World Ultimate Championships, going on in Vancouver this week. I’ve been volunteering as a scorekeeper, and it’s been inspirational, entertaining and relaxing. I took a few photos to capture the spirit of the event.
posted at 1:02 am on Aug. 5, 2008
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