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Finally assembled my @SurlyBikes Ted Trailer. I got it as part of the @TourDeFat Car For Bike Swap 4.5 years ago and having been using @an.avery.a.day 's chariot instead of this. Excited to have greater towing capacity now (300lbs, yikes!). Thanks @jimmyhallyburton for convincing me to get it. #ProcrastinatorsUniteThe #CommunityFridge is now open. We've got food, books, a handful of tools, and a few toiletries. If you need anything (or having anything to donate) please stop by 48th, just south of ThistleWe built a shelter with @SeattleCommunityFridge Now to fill the fridge with food and the shelter with canned goods, books and toolsToday on a walk, @an.avery.a.day and I found a chickadee building a nest in the hollow of a tree.A great day for a ride. Picked up 55 lbs of flour for making more bread. Bike trailers might be the greatest invention everCategories
Category Archives: Other Writing
BLE BirdLight
Avery has never been a great sleeper. In fact, by the time she turned two and a half, the number of nights she slept all the way through could still be counted on one hand. We’ve tried multiple approaches including … Continue reading
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Sapiens
Earlier this year, after listening to several podcasts proclaiming that Sapiens was the best book of 2016, I decided I should give it a glance. The online reviews made it sound interesting but I still wasn’t convinced that I’d make … Continue reading
“Reality is Broken” and Pokémon Go
Last week I was in Fresno working with students from California and the Philippines to create new inventions then build businesses around those products. Several of the students were excitedly playing Pokémon during their lunch break, especially those from the … Continue reading
Unseen City
Last night, I was sweeping the back patio and about to come inside when a bird swooped past. It was going too fast to see what it was and unusually, it flew under the 7′ high trellis we built. I … Continue reading
Cider tales: Making a press for foraged apples
The following article is one I wrote for Edible Idaho for the Fall 2014 issue. Pedaling my bike uphill on a 90 degree day in September, pulling a trailer with 150 pounds of apples, I started to reconsider my “brilliant” … Continue reading
Numbers
A couple weeks ago, I noticed that I was approaching post Number 100. Trying to figure out what I could do to celebrate that milestone, nothing special was coming to mind. Talking with my friend Betsy (check out her blog, … Continue reading
Learn to Curl
I was recently invited to a “Learn to Curl” session at the local ice rink. I had never really thought about attempting to curl, but then again, how often does an invitation like that come up? I decided to give … Continue reading
Pizza oven
The following article is one I wrote for Edible Idaho South, all about a wood-fired pizza oven I built in the backyard. It was published for the Winter 2013 issue. During the hot summer months, few things are better than … Continue reading
Directions, who needs ’em?
This weekend we went snowshoeing. It was the same place we went two weeks before when the family was in town for a visit, but this time we decided to make it a little more interesting. I’m not sure if … Continue reading
Ice Skating
The move from Florida to Ohio when I was nine brought a lot of changes. New school, new house, new friends and certainly new weather. I had rarely seen snow and never been on a frozen lake. That first winter, … Continue reading
