I’ve been reading pop-science books. Blame A Brief History of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson. Well, its bibliography, at least. That and RadioLab. Bryson spent a couple of years reading about, and (because he could do such things) talking to people who could answer questions to which he did not have answers, like “What does [...]
Strange to be a guest on my own (shared) blog. But this thing has really become Sarah’s and I have thrown in my own randomness on a periodic basis. I’m going to try to get better, starting now. Here I go.
1. We have been on vacation for the last week, enjoying each other’s company on [...]
I am aware of my bias, and I am aware of other folks’ bias, but here I sit (as per usual - weekend-wise) in our kitchen, rocking the radio, tuned to WNYC. I (and I speak for Sarah, too) love NPR. There are those that argue that NPR is old, boring, staid and completely MOR, [...]
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