As I’ve said before, the fullest picture of our lives can come from reading my wife’s blog as well as this one. She’s much better about relating the day-to-day.
Me: You got problems, lady.
Beatrix: Yes. But they’re amazing problems.
Greece Day 4 — Skiathos
Morning in Skiathos.
Meditation, Language, and LLMs — Roden Newsletter Archive
Really enjoyed today’s letter. Especially the tie in to meditation. Difficult to encapsulate “why” with any particular quote. But it very much resonates with my practice and provides new avenues to ponder.
If you have a long enough vacation, it’s important to factor in a day of rest. Especially if the vacation includes a lot of activity.
A vacation from the vacation if you will.
On our way for a day in Skopelos to see “The Mamma Mia church”.
DIY picnic spot.
Oh, and we did make it to the top to see “The Mamma Mia Church (Agios Ioannis Kastri)
Skiathos lighthouse at sunset (taken from the ferry).
Back in Athens for our final few days in Greece.
My amazing life.
Stella Foster – Connect to What Matters
Access iMessage, WhatsApp, and Telegram. On any phone. Stella connects to your messaging apps and lets you access them from a second device — flip phone, feature phone, any phone.
An interesting idea for folks that make the switch to a not-so-smart phone.
Small Project Sunday: Successfully troubleshot and repaired the non-functioning wipers on my 1993 Chevy Pickup. A time when cars were built in a way that one could do such things on their own.
I need to introduce you to this band. I feel like they’re a secret I’ve been needlessly keeping for far too long. Incredible harmonies, beautiful song structure, inventive instrumentation, but/and I know them and they’re also lovely humans. New album soon. Buy it.
April 1st: Digital Sabbatical Day – Rhoneisms
It’s almost that time again…
Bruce Springsteen — Live From Minneapolis (3/31/2026): patrickrhone.net
I too am proud to be called “Old School“.
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