May
31
Lobster Rolls and Lawn Stripes
May is Maius. She who is great. Greatness. May is also Maia, the Greek goddess of growth. Nurturer of earth.
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May
15
Don't Mourn the Split
The best things ever built started with a fight.
Born from friction.
From someone getting their feelings hurt. From anger,
5 min read
Apr
30
Loudly Bergamot and Nearly Perfect
April is Aprilis, from aperire: to open. Spring opens the earth, flowers open to sun, books close for tax season.
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Apr
22
How old is my water?
There’s a lot of things in our modern, privileged life that have always been there. That will always be
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Mar
31
Soccer, Stardust, and a Stadium Hot Dog
March is Martius, named for Mars, the god of war and harvest. Marking the start of the farming and military
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Mar
23
A Year to Rest, Listen, and Move
John Mayer and I have a lot in common. Between the two of us, we have seven Grammys, one of
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Mar
16
A Third is Less Than a Quarter
Nobody fails a math test out loud.
They smile. They nod. They say "sounds great, let me think about
4 min read
Mar
12
Up to 100%
Your contractor says he’ll remove “up to 100% of the mold.”
Your surgeon says she’ll remove “up to
1 min read
Mar
04
Drill Bits, Burgers, and Why Words Matter
McDonald's CEO called his new burger a product. One word. Endless ridicule. Why mere words matter in sales and marketing.
5 min read
Feb
28
Februa, Florida, and Falling Quiet
February is Februa, the Roman ritual of purification, which is on brand as Ohio exhales a thaw. A reminder everyone
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