Cows Chillin’ in the Snow
My cows have grown a nice coat for winter.
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My cows have grown a nice coat for winter.
Heretic by Catherine Nixey is about the hundreds, if not thousands, of versions of Christianity that flourished in the hundreds…
This guy finds the best stuff, every year -> 52 Things I learned in 2024
All of these lists are hilarious, useful & awesome -> Things to argue about over the holidays instead of politics
Very thought-provoking -> I have a few questions by Morgan Housel
The 2014 National Strategy for Combating Wildlife Trafficking didn’t sit on a shelf – it led to real, tangible change.
Very interesting post -> I Went from Reading 40 Books a Year to Reading 0
This year was a pretty random year with what I read. It was purely driven by interests at the moment rather than any plan or queue.
If you disagree w/ someone and want them to actually listen – express their position better than they can; list any points that you agree with; say what you’ve learned from the position; only then can you express disagreement.
Ruby Beach is beautiful, rugged, and powerful.
Casual Viewing: Why Netflix looks like that is a absolutely brilliant, deep-dive into how business model incentives drove every cycle of media into…not what we all wanted.
I now own three cows. I’ve quickly learned that cows have a lot of variables…and they are the odd asset with living personalities.
Acadia National Park is small & compact, but very underrated. It’s a very special Park.
The Gulf of Mexico is often calmer than many lakes.
Olympic is one of the most underrated National Parks.
The Banjo Brothers bike panniers offer great design, durability, and storage but can be uncomfortable to carry and require careful loading.
If wool wasn’t already invented by sheep, it would be a magic material.
The erosion that formed Providence Canyon just keeps on going.