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It Happened To Me: I got laid off
“Soldiers Playing Cards and Dice (The Cheats),” Valentin de Boulogne (c. 1618/1620)
Esteemed readers,
Hello. As the title says: I got laid off. It’s not a great time, of course, but honestly — is there ever a good time to lose your job?...
Ride the rails!
Listening: Sun Arcs, by Blue Lake
Playing: The Last of Us Part II (somewhere on the road to the aquarium)
“Train de plaisir,” Charles Maurand after Honoré Daumier (1862)
I do some of my best thinking on trains. Always have; there’s some...
A recommendation
Listening: My Perfect Console, “Metal Gear Solid 2 OST | Plant Sneaking Theme [Extended]”
Playing: Valorant (losing elo)
“A Painter’s Studio,” Louis-Léopold Boilly (c. 1800)
The other day I woke up to the sound of a thunderstorm, which f...
Belated, but still here
Playing: Ghost Trick (Nintendo DS, 2010)
Listening: “Hot Flame (Original mix),” DJ Dextrous & H-Pee (1995)
“Oysters,” Edouard Manet (1862)
Hello again! This has been quite a week. I started it in Seattle, where I spent a couple days visi...
Grill and chill?
“The Great Wave off Kanagawa,” Katsushika Hokusai (1831)
Another week, another newsletter. Since I last saw you I had a nice holiday weekend; I grilled1, and I chilled. It was pretty nice, even if the weather was awful — all thunderstorms,...
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