Quote of the Day “Less is only more where more is no good.” – Frank Lloyd Wright
Cars, Cleats, and Clearings
Backyard Lumberjackians
Quote of the Day “The more sand that has escaped from the hourglass of our life, the clearer we should see through it.” – Jean Paul
Juneteenth and a Regretful Dirt Transporter
Quote of the Day “There is nothing worse than a sharp image of a fuzzy concept.” – Ansel Adams
Head Springs and New Things
Quote of the Day “I hate a liar.” “Who’s been lyin’ to you?” Eddie asked. “Oh, I don’t mind a guy that tells a little one to get along or to hop up a conversation, but I hate a guy
The Last Day of Like the Longest Month Ever
Quote of the Day “My philosophy for achieving [fulfillment] can be reduced to three simple rules: Do fewer things. Do them better. Know why you’re doing them.” – Cal Newport
Long Night and Longer Day of Repairs
Quote of the Day “We only hate the results of people. But people aren’t just results. They’re a process. And to really give them a break we have to judge the process through which they became the result we see.
Family Biking, Screened Porch Camping, and Garage Sensor Relocation
Quote of the Day “His eyes seemed to be forever crying. He kept cracking his knuckles, shifting his balance and looking everywhere but at me. The Jewish language has the best word I have ever heard for people like Julian:
New Year’s Eve 2019
Quote of the Day “The fact is that you’re surrounded by God and you don’t see God, because you “know” about God. The final barrier to the vision of God is your God concept. You miss God because you think
A Second Coat
Quote of the Day “Part of waking up is that you live your life as you see fit. And understand: That is not selfish. The selfish thing is to demand that someone else live their life as YOU see fit.
Bathroom Updates, Continued
Quote of the Day “You don’t have to do anything to acquire happiness. The great Meister Eckhart said very beautifully, “God is not attained by a process of addition to anything in the soul, but by a process of subtraction.”