๐ป Your good old days may be past, but someone else’s good old days are now. And these are good old days, too, if we can learn to notice it. David Cain explains. Read The Good Old Days Are Happening Now
๐ป David Heinemeier Hansson highlights how social media is useful and a force for good during times like the war in Ukraine. Read The other side of social media
๐ป I love stuff like this — a bridge in Pensacola completely covered in (mostly) cheerful graffiti. Tim Jeffers has the photos. Read Graffiti Bridge, Pensacola, Florida
๐ท Jerome gives the Minolta XG-M 35mm SLR a second chance. Read VMLP 19: The Minolta XG-MโSecond Times the Charm
๐ท I always look forward to Peggy Marsh‘s camera reviews. Here she reviews the Olympus OM40, aka the OM-PC. Read Olympus OM40 (OM-PC)
I cannot overstate the importance of getting out of bed every morning and doing good, productive things. If the world has delivered good, productive things for you to do, you are a true winner in life. If you lack good, productive things to do, find or make some.
You might not like some or all of the productive things you have to do. I’m in that boat – the main productive thing I have to do is my job, and it has been a shitshow for at least six months. Fortunately, I’ve made a productive thing to do that I really enjoy — this.
I get up every morning, even though in my grief I would really rather not, because I get to write this.
My job looks like it’s going to settle down and get good. It’ll take a year, probably. That’s a long time. I’ll keep clinging to this, and my book projects — all good, productive things that can pull me out of bed every morning.
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