There will be a lot of references to the arts, philosophy, culture, and science, via quotes and tropes, all amid overwrought passages awash with fusillades of adverbs, juvenile prepositional snipe hunting, and semantic antics worthy of carnival barkers and crypto brokers—all alluding to some genius yet hidden. Oooh. Rusty: Look, it’s not in my nature to be mysterious. But I can’t talk about it and I can’t talk about why.
Well, right now it is all about this delicious orzo salad.
Sully got root!
This entire episode consists of my saying this is the first episode as I walk down the stairs from the studio to the kitchen while casually posting some audio for all of my fans and posterity.
Finished reading: Finite and Infinite Games: A Vision of Life as Play and Possibility by James P. Carse 📚
A concise philosophical excursion which I finished reading over 25 years ago, but still find refreshingly applicable as I reread passages every now and then.
Still working on some mechanicals to establish sufficient intertwingledness.
A nice strong fresh cup of tea or a nice fresh strong cup of tea? The rhythm is the same, but I still prefer the second over the first and cannot yet say why.
Hello again, everyone. It seems important to talk about things. I am the kind of guy that needs to do this on a fairly regular basis. I mention this otherwise unremarkable fact only because it has been historically difficult for me to actually do anything like what I am now doing—that is, talking about things. I am taking it for granted that you are interested because you are apparently still reading this, so thanks.
Of course, we can only know afterwards.