Free Post On the Streets On the Streets: Failed errands The fog has rolled in. I'm tempted to try for a last call photo of foggy Dick's, but I suspect the motivation will pass me by. One of my neighbors,
Free Post On the Streets On the Streets: Capitol Hill I criticize the internet and social media a lot. And for good reason. It's making most of us unhappy, and it's killing our attention spans and ability to think about
Free Post Hopcast Working on the basics Practicing with audio and video. I'm not good at it. Posting this in the members only area because it's bad, and I figured members might get a kick out seeing how bad. They also might want to have a podcast voice around that can cure sleeplessness.
Free Post On the Streets It's a mess, the world is beautiful What an absolute shitshow. I've been glancing at my Byzantine and Roman history (cough cough, both Roman history, cough cough) books I've been promising myself to revist during the pandemic
Free Post On the Streets On the Streets: Look Closer Capitol Hill, Seattle, is a wonderful neighborhood. I'm sure your neighborhood is wonderful, too. I hope it is We should all walk around our neighborhoods with eyes, ears, and pencils
Free Post shoulda been a tweet Shoulda been a tweet: Great photo essay in NYT Stephen Hiltner has an excellent photo essay in the New York Times. I worry about posting links to paywall sites. If you can't read it but would like to, let me know. Maybe my subscription lets me email a number of articles. The breakfast
Free Post Consuming Journalism Consuming Journalism: Parler (Note: Consuming Journalism is an attempt to look at how information is presented and how we can better approach that information, not necessarily the merits of the underlying arguments or policy prescriptions.) You've probably heard that advice about writing - make it personal. Well,
Free Post Photography The Towers of Babel Yea, I just posted this photo in the previous post, but there are pros and cons of having a blog that 10 people visit. One of the pros is that
Free Post On the Streets On the Streets: First Hill Good news, bad news. Bad news first. Some of my childhood buddies and I play the lottery when the jackpot gets insane. It's stupid and fun. It's stupid fun. Tonight
Free Post Ghost Ghost Questions Update Another website maintenance post. Recommendation - skip this unless you are interested in the Ghost platform. I mentioned a few posts back that I wanted to give the Consuming Journalism feature its own page. Why? Because it's an informal side project focusing on media
Free Post On the Streets On the Streets: A Foggy Burger It's been a wild (awful) start of a new year. Silver lining? I think more curtains have been pulled back. Let the sunlight in. Seriously, let the sunlight in. There's
Free Post Photojournalism Shoulda been a tweet: Nate Gowdy 2020 (it's kind of not over yet, is it?) has sucked. I think a lot of us will be trying to make sense of this ugly year for the rest of our lives. Luckily, we're going to have the work of some incredible photojournalists
Free Post Ghost Ghost Questions Hey 99.999% of the 10 people who visit this site - trust me, you can skip this one. You'll want to skip this one. I'm trying to do some work under the hood of the site, and I'm not tech or code proficient.
Free Post On the Streets On the Streets: Capitol Hill (Note - putting this in the Members Only section. If you read this, can you do me a favor? Try to watch the video. I've uploaded it to Vimeo, and I'm trying to keep it private there while allowing it to be viewed through
Free Post shoulda been a tweet Shoulda been a tweet: What's missing? I renewed my subscription at the New York Times. I have mixed feelings about that. I cancelled my subscription for a reason, but as with so many things in 2020, my reasons for doing so are a bit of a blur. I think it
