Drining brandy and watching the Clemson FSU game Flambé!
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"Some are born posthumously."
Nietzsche
Saturday, October 19, 2013
Friday, October 18, 2013
Relaxing with Youtube
Watching Edith Piaf videos on Youtube. Frustrated because Netflix is not working. We will make it work, sooner or later. Splendid chef's salad for lunch.
Got a tire for the wife's golf cart. Now to put it on!
Could be the last warm day. Or at least the last hot one.
Thursday, October 17, 2013
Allocating resources
No TV last night either. Saw "A Fistful of Dollars" last night. Can't beat Eastwood. Didn't know, though, that he had 8 children by 6 different women all the while he was having a long-time affair with Sandra Locke. Only married twice.
So he's not the hero I thought. Not mine, anyway. No more than Van Gogh or Picasso.
My resources are my attention and my energy. Same thing, really. Haven't got unlimited supplies of either. That's why it's so ennuyant to be forced to pay attention to things that don't matter, couldn't possibly matter.
Now chess is something I need to pay more attention to. And those little logic puzzles.
So he's not the hero I thought. Not mine, anyway. No more than Van Gogh or Picasso.
My resources are my attention and my energy. Same thing, really. Haven't got unlimited supplies of either. That's why it's so ennuyant to be forced to pay attention to things that don't matter, couldn't possibly matter.
Now chess is something I need to pay more attention to. And those little logic puzzles.
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Back to work
Overslept almost exactly one hour today. Meant I discovered a new way to cook sausage - in the oven with the bacon. What? You don't cook bacon in the oven? Oh, yes, much the easiest way, if you get the timing and the temperature right.
Monday, October 14, 2013
Contacts
Chatting at lunch with some serious powers in property tax. How could it be different if I was scmoozing with writers and historians instead? Of course, I would probably have some serious disagreements with whatever historian might show up. Even Nassim Taleb, who sees himself as economist, trader, philosopher, statistician, historian, linguist and whatever else you've got going.
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