What I read today July 20, 2021
Lessons from the Champlain Towers Collapse, Architect magazine
What I read today July 16, 2021
Having a baby and working from home during the pandemic meant I was spending more time with my kids and less time reading articles in my downtime at work. I recently embarked on a new position in Ohio and am reading a lot again. About marketing. About architecture. About Columbus. So I’m starting to log again…
When Scaffolding Hands Them Lemons, Developers Make Lemon Trees, NY Times
Trying to develop my professional voice on LinkedIn where there is more readership than this log so I’ve posted it there.Piet Oudolf’s Vitra garden opens in Weil am Rhein, *Wallpaper
Oudolf’s work is soooooo goooooooodA Lesson in Decaying Victorian Architecture From Scooby-Doo, Bloomberg CityLab
WHat I read today Sept 14
Squarespace version 7.1, Squarespace
Squarespace version 7.1 vs. version 7.0, Squarespace
I want to update my website with the Novo template but can’t… guess I’m in 7.0 version. This doesn’t bother me too much except I’m going to loose all my “What I read today” entries that have been taking me YEARS. whoa.
What I read today Sept 9
A Brief History of Homeschooling, responsible homeschooling
Op-ed: Why Those Community Fridges Won’t Solve Hunger, Civil Eats
What I read today July 22
CORRESPONDENCE: Universal Masking in the Covid-19 Era, New England joinal of medicine
Universal Masking in Hospitals in the Covid-19 Era, new England journal of medicine
What I read today June 4-5
It looks like Amy Cooper, the white woman in the viral Central Park video, is a liberal. That's important, Independent
I Live in Minneapolis. This Is What I Told My 4-Year-Old., Medium
I Evacuated From Minneapolis. This is What I Told My 4-Year-Old., Medium
They’re Trying to Gaslight Us to Death, Mother Jones
‘Mom, Why Don’t You Have Any Black Friends?’, Medium
”The average white American has 91 white friends and nine friends of color, including just one black friend. Seventy-five percent of white Americans have no friends of color at all.”When George Floyd called out for his mama, mothers everywhere answered, Motherly
What I read today May 21-25
We’ll Be Wearing Things on Our Faces for a Long Time, The Atlantic
Latest dispute with city keeps Arverne community garden from growing, Queens Daily Eagle
The Bushwick House Share Was a Haven—Then COVID-19 Struck. new yorker
The Story Behind the Uncut Gems House, and the 83-Year-Old Widow Who Owns It, vulture