Every place I’m from is gone because it’s not just a place, it’s a place at a certain time. It would take a time machine to go back.
— Should I move back to France? - Mike Monteiro
Should I move back to France?
“Every place I’m from is gone because it’s not just a place, it’s a place at a certain time. It would take a time machine to go back.”
airtraveldesign.guide
A resource for air travel designers, policy makers and enthusiasts, that describes the design of artifacts / spaces / systems that impact the passenger experience of air travel.
Boring Sound Kit
A sound kit for prototyping and play.
linkpantry.com
A collection of links on various topics.
Guide - Air Travel Design Guide
Air ︎ Travel Design Guide The Air Travel Design Guide is a guidebook for airport stakeholders, designers, and air travel enthusiasts, which…
Who Needs GPS? The Forgotten Story of Etak's Amazing 1985 Car Navigation System - Fast Company
With backing from Atari’s cofounder, an engineer-navigator brought high-tech driving directions to cars–during the Reagan Administration.
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The Third Thing by Donald Hall | Poetry Magazine
Jane Kenyon and I were married for twenty-three years. For two decades we inhabited the double solitude of my family farmhouse in New Hampshire, writing poems, loving the countryside. She…
The gentle art of pottering — That’s Not My Age
May is the unofficial start of the pottering season. For the uninitiated, pottering involves wandering aimlessly around the house or garden in a pleasingly disassociated meditative state, straightening pictures, wiping plant leaves, or de-bobbling jumpers.
Weeknotes 14
The author imitates a publication. Featuring the usual suspects: interesting internet links, enjoyable media, some art. New this time: a poetry section!
A neat little ASCII town to explore