Quote of the Day “If you need 10 of something, make 30. Then pick the best.” – Rick Ruben
Grace and Meyrek’s Wedding at the Farm at Fiery Gizzard
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Chopping Wood and Cupping Cakes
Quote of the Day “Boredom: the great engine of creativity. I now believe with all my heart that it’s only in the crushing silences of boredom— without all that black-mirror dopamine — that you can access your deepest creative wells.”
Appointment Miscommunication and Limb Misjudgement
Quote of the Day “What did you do as a child that made the hours pass like minutes? Herein lies the key to your earthly pursuits.” – Carl Jung
Weston’s CTE at Vanderbilt Children’s Hospital
Quote of the Day “Creativity is doing more than the first thing you think of.” – Seventh grader in Ohio (from this video)
Does Your Limb Hang Low?
Quote of the Day “Find one person, exactly one, and write to them, allowing the others to listen in. Embrace the tone of voice, body posture, breathing style and punctuation you’d use on just one person. You and me, here
Memorial Day 2025
Quote of the Day “I asked an elder poet friend why she thought chatGPT rang hollow where Whitman could compact infinities of feeling in a single image, could unseat the soul in a word. “She paused, then said: ‘Because AI
Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning. And Grill Cleaning.
Quote of the Day “The time to relax is when you don’t have time for it.” – Sydney J. Harris
Newk’s and Froyo
Quote of the Day “For fast-acting relief, try slowing down.” – Jane Wagner
Traci’s Colonoscopy and Fishin’ in the Dark
Quote of the Day “Scarcity is the one thing you can never have enough of.” – Marc Randolph
Last Day of 10th and 8th Grades and Traci’s Cleanse Prep
Quote of the Day “More subtly, it feels like our own aliveness is what’s at stake when we’re urged to get better at prompting LLMs to provide the most useful responses. Maybe that’s a necessary modern skill; but still, the