#449: for marty
Tribute to a mentor; Fewer, Better Things; philosophical tools| Jack Cheng
| Blog of Hammad Rais
Fluffy, golden buttermilk pancakes made from scratch—perfect for breakfast or brunch. Learn how to make the best stack with our easy step-by-step recipe.| The Foodies' Kitchen
On structure-preserving/destroying transformations and the Alexandrian process.| Jack Cheng
Weeks 10 and 11 of Building Beauty.| Jack Cheng
Plus: some recent freelance work| Sunday - Jack Cheng
Recalibrating free time; on Ridley Scott’s “Layering”| Jack Cheng
Happy Sunday!| The return to something insignificant
Happy Sunday!| The return to something insignificant
Happy Sunday!| The return to something insignificant
Happy Sunday!| The return to something insignificant
🌞 Sundays are the perfect blend of rest and reset—a chance to reflect, recharge, and realign before Monday rolls in. Here’s a curated collection of Sunday quotes celebrating the upcoming week, full of inspiration, humor, and gentle motivation: 🌟 Inspirational Sunday Quotes “Sunday clears away the rust of the whole week.” — Joseph Addison “Sunday […]| Dreams Quote
Innate and associative beauty; fall links and recs (including a fun new web browser)| Jack Cheng
The rolling emptiness of a Sunday afternoon, The deafening silence of a vacant room, The brutal roar of a mind gone mad, After years of loneliness leave a soul unclad. Reaching a loved one in search of a friend, An unforeseen blow reveals this is the end. A vacuous pang sucking life from my eyes, But after all else this should have been no surprise. Disjointed and pondering, unsteady and shamed, Bloodcurdling abuse tearing a The post Sunday appeared first on Conciliar Post.| Conciliar Post
I couldn’t be more excited! A major food feature in this coming Sunday’s New York Times magazine (12/22/13) is an enthusiastic piece by Mark Bittman on the pleasures of pressure cooking. Mark came over to my Manhattan kitchen about six weeks ago and we cooked up a storm. You’ll see what it all looked […]| PRESSURE COOKING WITH LORNA SASS
Caring for self and others, a unified theory of f—ks, making time for beauty.| Jack Cheng
