Iāve just spent two and a half weeks in London, a city with the most wonderful, heritage buildings, well preserved by a concerned municipal council. So I wanted to share this post by Studio 123 that looks at how Sudbury is brightening up its downtown. [Melās note: The Forken Spoon is now a pizza joint O.o ]
Watch Jeff Bollowās TED talk on how to expand your imagination:
I know Iām usually more about the astronomy than the astrology, but July 31st was the second full moon in the month, also called a blue moon. Apparently, it had astrological significance as well (!)
Now . . . since Iām heading out of town on the weekend (for two and a half weeks), Iām going to take me a brief break from the weekend posts. Itās just a bit much while Iām on the road. I will continue to curate Tipsday and Thoughty Thursday, though, so come on back and check it out next week.
Thereās a little bit of somethinā somethinā for everyone š
Here was the thoughty controversy of the week: Tim Hunt doesnāt want women in the lab. Why? Because they fall in love with their male coworkers, they distract their male coworkers, and they cry (thereās no crying in science!).
So, of course, after making the statement, Hunt quit. That didnāt stop these ladies from taking it out of him with #distractifyinglysexy š
This is for anyone who has had to watch a loved one die. There is something poetic about being there to witness the final struggle, even if the struggle is not a physical one. To sit with death. The Elephant Journal.
And in case the song at the end of the Denali video got to you like it got to me:
Now go get that squishy grey thing of yours into gear š
I’m off to get ready for the M.H. Callway workshop taking place in Sudbury this evening.
I will probably not post on Saturday this week because of Wordstock, but Iāll post Ad Astra and Wordstock reportage on Sunday. Ok? Ok. Sāalright? Sāalright!
