While studying Chinese calligraphy and art history in Taiwan, I had a professor who said I looked like a drunk blade of grass blowing in the wind as I weaved amid traffic on my bicycle. I thought it sounded like a beautiful nom de plume for my calligraphy, and when I created my

"Life's under no obligation to give us what we expect." ―Margaret Mitchell

First, the Mavericks and now the Cowboys are trading a superstar player. It's tough to be a Dallas sports fan today.

This is more true than people realize.

Anyone else notice that they're accidentally unfollowing accounts? I discovered this morning that an account I've followed for years showed up as one to follow when I never made the decision to unfollow them. It seems to have happened on its own.

common courtesy

I'll miss this show. I didn't expect to like it, but I did. It was lighthearted and enjoyable.

That’s a wrap on #ResidentAlien 🥹 Stream the final episode now on the @USAnetwork app!

Uh oh. Here's a montage of Trump talking about cutting Social Security and Medicare. It would be a shame if everybody shared this. #HandsOffOurSocialSecurity

And arguably, they weren’t even the best at the time. Hipstagram, Path, and many others had better features and experiences.

Incredible. Roland Reisley is 101 years old, the last original client of Frank Lloyd Wright. He still lives in the 3,200 square foot home that Wright built for him in 1952. The price? $40,000. Or a little less than half a million in today's money.

Sigh. What's the date? It's August 7th, 2025. We're not even ten months into this second term. https://t.co/xxrX870GIi

You could start multiple Fortune 500 companies with all the unemployed or underemployed talent over 40+ in the Bay Area. "A 50-year-old founder is 1.8 times more likely to start a top-performing firm (top 0.1% in growth) than a 30-year-old founder. Founders in their early 20s

The company that makes Nutella just posted a job that more or less involves hedging Nutella risk. This is literally the job I was born to do.

I love such homes. Having grown up in a two-hundred-year-old farmhouse, modernist architecture appeals to me. I also like architecture, like what you would find in the Brillhart home in Miami. https://t.co/6h5QHedVpj

I agree with this because attending live shows, especially for bands you're not familiar with, creates opportunities to expose yourself to new musical genres and their fans. I wouldn't have gotten into as much music as I have if I hadn't bounced as many concerts when I was

A friend of mine who lives in Austin saw this at a bar and said she had never been so offended by something she 100% agreed with.

Without fail, when you're demoing something you've built to someone, you inevitably notice "bugs" and problems you missed, and they stare back at you like you've walked into the bathroom on a relative who forgot to lock the door.

I have no idea who she is, but I do need a new pair of jeans, and likely many of you do, too. This will surely help.

Sometimes I think about the closure of G. Lorenzi, a Milanese gentleman's shop that had been around for almost 100 years until their closure in 2014. The shop was special because it carried so many one-of-a-kind items from artisans — total handmade craft production, not factory.

Huh. I never understood why this wasn't the plan from the start. https://t.co/oQpsRFTp4m