Good business sense tells me it’s time to sell all my beef, children, petrol, and non-essential oils, and buy more computers. Thanks for the revealing graphs, Nick Evershed at The Guardian
The moonrise over the Pacific Ocean was pretty cool tonight
It’s funny how the human brain likes little milestones and we call it “feeling real” … like just now how I put the finishing touches on a Wedding Officiant in Mexico page on my website, and enabled the Squarespace translation webpage feature.
On ya bus
Bob Dylan:
“Boy, I hurried… I hurried for a long time. I’m sorry I did. All the time you’re hurrying, you’re not really as aware as you should be. You’re trying to make things happen instead of just letting it happen. You follow me?”
Tuesday’s sunset from Todos Santos
Punta Gasparino, Baja California Sur
Finally, it happened
I’m a sucker for 360 spherical images, but the places you can view them not-flattened are few. Lightroom online is one, so here’s the link for this one of El Pescadero at sunrise this morning: adobe.ly/3f55Fp3
El Pescadero, the little fishing village we’re calling home this month
Deporte bus
El Pescadero // home
Felt cute, might delete later
Hey, if you ever can’t get a hold of Jesus, lemme know, I’ll send you some Mexican Salvo, a sin remover.
Did Bono actually encourage Tim Cook on services and subscriptions when they worked out the deal to give away Songs of Innocence through iTunes?
Tim Cook in 2014:
“But we’re not a subscription organisation.”
Tim Cook in 2022 (paraphrased):
“Services, services, services, services, services, services, services, services, services, services, services, services, services.
Bono in The Guardian on the birth of U2, that iTunes album and Live Aid:
“I don’t think I voted for the name U2, but I didn’t stop it. I definitely stopped the second suggestion – the Flying Tigers”
I’ve eaten sushi in Japan, Iceland, New York & Vancouver. Australians have made me sushi, Italians, Croatians & Kiwis.
But I never thought the best sushi I’d ever eat was down a dirt road outside of a small village of 3,000 people called Pescadero.
Noah’s was 🤌🏼
I’ve never heard of Haiku photography but I like it.
Breaking news: Luna rode a horsey and she is pretty flippin pumped about the whole idea.
The directions to the Los Sagrados horse rescue we visited today said to go through the Cardone Forest. I was curious what a forest in the desert looks like.
Welcome to the Cardone Forest outside of Pescadero.
