“Why do they need two brooms every month?”
Nice article by Zibi Jamal. Made me stop an think a while of how life is different and difficult with such challenges. Also took me a while to understand (or perhaps acknowledge) the answer to the title. So simple yet we normal people completely ignore it.
– You Are What You Just Ate
– If You Exercise First, You’re More of What You Just Ate
– If You’re Inactive, You’re Less of What You Just Ate
– Chew Your Food
Difficult read, yet makes sense once you concentrate a little. Not sure how effective it is.
Meet the 77-Year-Old on a Coast-to-Coast Hike
In this day and age, we tend to be afraid of one another. And yet the world is full of wonderful people. If I didn’t know that before, the ADT brings that out for me every day.
This one is inspiring especially the fact that Davison started long distance hiking only after turning 60.
A guide for using filters in landscape photography
Not much of a guide than a pitch for Nisi filters (there is a disclaimer in the article) . Good pictures though.
There’s No Such Thing as a Good Dog
A Good Dog Is a Lifelong Process…
What makes him a good dog in people’s minds isn’t the product of some genetic lottery—it’s not luck. What they’re seeing is the product of hard work, good leadership, and unwavering devotion…
There is no such thing as a good dog, only a good dog owner.
Nice one with some tips. A dog is just like a kid. The kind of environment you socialize them in, that’s what they get comfortable with.
‘It Was Like a Zoo’: Death on an Unruly, Overcrowded Everest
The result is a crowded, unruly scene reminiscent of “Lord of the Flies” — at 29,000 feet. At that altitude, there is no room for error and altruism is put to the test.
This has been in the news for the last couple of weeks. It was a good read.
Outlaw Country
Long read, but somewhat captivating to me. I once traveled to Lava Beds National Monument. The article described the desolateness of the landscape well. It is really
the perfect place to go if you don’t want to be found
This is the first of my weekly reads blog entry. Every week I read several things mostly on the web. Some of it is not so good. On the other hand there are many which are I like and a few which are worth remembering.
The thought here is to start a weekly series of blog briefly discussing the previous week’s reading.
