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The formula is cotton balls + petroleum jelly + oak sticks.
I picked this book up randomly while browsing travel books at the library (it’s also cheap used on Amazon). It…
Almost exactly 10 years ago, I attended my first WordCamp in Atlanta. I learned a lot about building websites and…
The Merlin App by the Cornell Lab (iPhone or Android) is one of my favorite apps. I’ve used it for…
If you have repeated flat tires on your bike, you need high quality rim tape.
Curse of Saints by Kate Dramis is a captivating debut novel that marks the beginning of an entire trilogy that…
There has been a lot of digital ink spilled over why discourse and *waves arm at world* has been so…weird….
Our World In Data published an incredible post visualizing the current moment in a long-term outlook. In a month where…
1864 by Charles Flood is a book that focuses on the pivotal year of 1864 in American history. It tells…
The book Managing Your Woods by Ann Hansen is an excellent primer on woodland management. It is written from three…
Cabin Porn by Beaver Brook is a book written by Zach Klein. It is a compendium of stories and images…
The Body is possibly Bill Bryson’s longest and most interesting reference book yet. It’s in the same vein as A…
Ever since 2007, I’ve kept track of every book I’ve read. Ideally, I’ve also written a short lessons learned or…
The Gift of Failure is a thought-provoking book that aims to shift thinking and provide concrete solutions for parents who…
Atlanta’s newly renovated Central Library is incredible & worth regular visits.
Crazy River is one of the best travel books about Africa that I’ve ever read. It’s up there with Blood…
The Psychology of Money is a book about, well, the psychology behind money and personal finance. I picked it up…
Ultralearning is a book that teaches readers how to learn better and get better results from what they are trying…
This photo is from the Chattahoochee River on the new overlook along the Cochran Shoals Trail. I liked it because…
I stumbled on the loveliest pond during a day hike in the Chattahoochee National Recreation Area. I was hiking through…
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