I wanted to try a different format because I’ve transitioned mostly from articles to podcasts since starting work. Instead of a monthly list of some of my favorite articles, maybe a deep dive into some really great podcasts I’ve listened to recently? Recently I listened to Revisionist History, a podcast hosted by Malcolm Gladwell. In general,…
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PHAMETRICS // 19
What I know now // 004
It’s a long one: it’s the last two weeks.
PHAMETRIC 13
The mysterious re-appearing act
Last week was my craziest in New York yet. My good friend Paul from Denver came to visit, I worked full-time at Nick Jr., and was still freelancing. Basically, my sleep depravation will take a few weeks to recoup but I had a grand time.
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Ok, I have been absent for so long! Holidays, man, holidays. Should I tell you all about it? It’s going to be a hot mess…Not even sure you’d care, but here goes! 01 | Two weeks ago, Jordan, Laurie, and Clay came up to visit for a concert = first guests in my new apartment…
Alter-blog-ego
Regular posting again? Win! Ok, so 30 Rock is hands down my favorite comedic TV show. It has all the things that make laugh: the dark, the dry, and the absurd. Even though I could never watch it during school, I watched every single season on my computer this summer. Mmmm, so good! So it…
Stealing Buddha’s Dinner
“I read to be alone. I read so as not to be so alone.” I just finished reading Stealing Buddha’s Dinner by Bich Minh Nguyen that my friend and fellow English major gave me months ago. It’s about the cultural-conflicts a Vietnamese-born American girl faces growing up in Michigan. Basically. So much of it…
Goings On
Deep breath—here we go! Reading: What is the What? By Dave Eggers. Sad book based on a true story of a Lost Boy of Sudan.While the subject material could make for an overly dramatic retelling of war, death, and displacement, Egger’s treats the subject well and it is a very good story that is approachable.…