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Austin Kleon:

An old theory of mine: Online, big work gets smaller, while smaller work stays the same or gets bigger.

Different from/than/to β€” honestly, I’ve reached the point where they all sound wrong to me.

Very pleased and slightly disoriented at the prospect of hearing Rowan preach in my little parish church. Worlds colliding!

Yesterday’s post: Should Christians be leftists? Today’s post: Should Christians be anarchists?

Finished reading: Why Christians Should Be Leftists by Phil Christman β€” and I wrote a long rambly post about it here πŸ“š

For those of you who aren’t on micro.blog … you should really consider it! It’s a great service, and its fearless leader, Manton Reece, is one of the truly Good Guys of the Internet. A while back I wrote about some of the hidden features here, and then about what I call the three paths of the service. And it has only improved since I wrote those posts. You can adapt it to so many different use cases: for instance, it’s a great way to keep a reading journal and an equally great way to make a photo blog. Please do explore it if you haven’t.Β 

As Iistened to Ezra Klein’s interview with Brian Eno I felt that Ezra was doing 75% of the talking. He wasn’t, but he did talk way too much, especially when you consider that his guest is one of the most interesting people on the planet. I kept wanting the Ezra Klein Show Minus Ezra Klein, like Garfield Minus Garfield.

The wisdom of Bertie Wooster β€” whose intellectual acumen has finally been justly acknowledged.

I remember a couple of years ago at Laity Lodge hearing Claire work out this lovely song β€” so good to hear it in its completed version.