Month: November 2023
Oktoberfest has decimated my stock of sauerkraut, so I’ve started fermenting a new batch.
Today is the release day for Roland Allen’s new book The Notebook: A History of Thinking on Paper (Profile Books, 2023). Those in the note taking, #zettelkasten, #PKM, and intellectual history spaces may appreciate it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkQy-Yb0QLE
I’ve fixed the PESOS set up from Swarm to my website (hopefully).
Dry martini with pickled onions.
Tonight’s cocktail for some leisurely reading as an accompaniment.
Kimberly Hirsh, PhD (kimberlyhirsh.com)If, like me, you grieve Halloween’s passing, I’m delighted to inform you that I have officially extended Halloween season. The last day of the season is now November 22.
Excellent news, as this gets us almost to the celebration of Mari Lwyd!
It’s a very autumnal IndieWebCamp in Nuremberg this weekend. Red, orange and yellow leaves cut out to resemble the IndieWebCamp logo.
Volunteering for Dia De Los Muertos
Dry martini with pickled onions.
I finished off the Tanqueray Dry Gin last night. Tonight I’ve broken open a bottle of The Botanist, Islay Dry Gin 22 (46% ABV), which is new to me. On first breath, it’s reminiscent of Bombay Sapphire, but lighter and not as heavily dominated by juniper. The botanicals are more muted, but still complex when mixed with Vermouth (2:1).
I came across this Matisyahu song; it has an incredibly resonant message today.
