If I were more heady and conversational on here, I would pin this line from Augustine to the top of this page in the form of a micro.blog catechism:
Q. 1. What is the chief end of online discourse?
A. That we may together scrutinize our souls and God, so that whoever discovers anything can help the others to it more readily.
I’ve always been a critic of [EVs], because, for me, electrifying the cars of rich people is not the answer to climate change.
Imagine Simone Weil listening to Spotify. Can’t do it? Me either. 🤓
Over the past four months, I’ve been asked a lot about why I’m so happy at work. While I certainly don’t feel like I’m that happy at work per se, I know that the reason they ask is because I’m usually thinking of some funny or heart-bendingly precious thing my son has been doing.
Exhibit 371:
Early morning visit with Poppa/Santa Claus/Paul Bunyan
Everyone needs a favorite chair.
Finished reading: Shield the Joyous by Chad Holley 📚
I loved this little book so much! Brief thoughts here.
