Tomorrow is October Day.
Today, I talked to Xinjiang, Alberta & Spain.
Got chicken from Mary Brown’s. Didn’t care for it.
Will talk to Fredericton & Toronto.
Rosary.
Sleep.
Today, I talked to Xinjiang, Alberta & Spain.
Got chicken from Mary Brown’s. Didn’t care for it.
Will talk to Fredericton & Toronto.
Rosary.
Sleep.
Over a thousand aphorisms in this book. I don’t think they’re as good as NGD’s, but still they are good. This man’s thoughts are not wokist or progressive. He is Christian while always remarking on the defects of Christians. He sees the paradoxes in all human endeavors.
I’ll be conducting or monitoring or proctoring some math tests this afternoon. I can also say I will be invigilating this aft. Is invigilate transitive?
Today is wear an orange t-shirt day.
View from a couch in the staff room.
Not much to do so I am reading Lichtenberg’s Aphorisms.
I particularly like #87.
Where the common people take pleasure in puns, and often make them themselves, you may always count upon it that the nation stands on a very high rung of culture. The peasants of Calenberg make no puns.
A great little site I’ve discovered.
It’s various observations about human and organizational behavior in one place.
For a example:
Whyte’s Law:
The biggest problem with communication is the illusion that it has taken place.
It’s October Day. October 1 is Chinese National Day (国庆节, Guóqìng Jié. In China, October 1–7 is traditionally the “Golden Week” (黄金周) hol...