Pictures and video often, if not always, fall short of the reality of any experience. But this was by far the most uncapturable experience we have had.

That. Was. Cool.

Ice cream = well-being

As part of my print-to-read effort, I may have geeked out a little over this “print as pamphlet” option that I’ve only just now discovered. 🖨️📄🤓

“His architecture clearly expresses his beliefs through the modular structure and the simplicity of its form. Yet, it does not dictate activities, rather it enables people to shape their own lives within his buildings with elegance, normality, poetry and joy.”

Serene on Mount Chocorua (2019)

Beautiful foliage in Maine today. The signs of spring are here!

A note on repetition in the film Paterson — and something of an elaboration on this post.

Iain McGilchrist:

The problem is that the very brain mechanisms which succeed in simplifying the world so as to subject it to our control militate against a true understanding of it. Meanwhile, compounding the problem, we take the success we have in manipulating it as proof that we understand it. But that is a logical error: to exert power over something requires us only to know what happens when we pull the levers, press the button, or utter the spell.

“Another sunny day?!”