๐ When the city told him to hide his boat, he complied โ sort of - The Times of London - sorry ๐ ๐ฐ - just couldnโt resist. A fine example of creativity besting bureaucracy.
๐ When the city told him to hide his boat, he complied โ sort of - The Times of London - sorry ๐ ๐ฐ - just couldnโt resist. A fine example of creativity besting bureaucracy.
๐127/366 Spotted on the โBook of Faceโ โฆ.
Two pieces that in some ways seem to contradict each other and themselves - even down to one being quite serious and the other with more humor.
๐ Fergie Chambers Is Heir to One of America’s Richest Families and Determined to See the U.S. Fall. (Readwise with Highlights)
… ๐ The original Rolling Stone Link)
and
๐ America is too Lazy for a Second Civil War (Readwise with Highlights)
… ๐ The original Sam Colt Link
That said, you can read both and wonder where you fit on the spectrum, because to me it is not altogether clear.
You Know He’s Right.
As is so often the case.
I watched a lovely little movie last night - fresh out on Netflix with Bill Nighy in the lead role.
Great movie? Not at all. Just one of those lovely little movies that I happen to enjoy - โฆ
Identity continues to be โฆ
He was (is) a lovely man. I had to lean in to hear what he was saying. So I did. Our conversation continued and he apologized for his speech. No apology necessary, but he had identified that it was โฆ
Over on LinkedIN, a friend of mine shared a post by Phil Morle ๐ on whether institutions / corporates can be founders. I wrote a long reply which caused LinkedIN to barf and reject my reply, โฆ
๐๏ธ I wrote a related piece yesterday.
This one takes the thought a step further, because itโs not just original posts โฆ but also replies.
As so often happens to me these days .. I start to reply to a โฆ