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If you can get past the overly flowery beginning this newsletter gets better
March 29, 2023
Rhythm. It's funny we say how life has a rhythm. Even the word itself indicates a music moves through us and around us. We glide from note to note, step by...
Eight
February 19, 2023
Gaël is 8 (and has been for a month now). So I'm late writing this one. January came and went a little quick. This is usually where I would write some form...
Busy is better than boring....
November 20, 2022
You are all invited to my birthday. (And Shelby's - mine is the 10th, hers is the 11th) The details are as follows: * When: December 17th / 18th * Where: Mt...
Reset
October 3, 2022
I've been feeling a little off. The daily routine lacks pillars that that make me feel whole. Exercise, regimented diet and regular sleep. There has been far...
Short walks and talks
September 22, 2022
Here is something simple and wonderful that I have enjoyed this fall: going for walks with my son. The heat of the summer has dissipated and the days and...
Beaches and teleporting bugs
July 23, 2022
On the best roads, the miles unwind themselves. This is true whether your means of transportation is walking, running, biking or driving. The right time of...
Reading about zombies and picking up waterlogged logs
June 19, 2022
There is no handbook to parenting. Actually that's not true. There are way too many (and I'm not counting the blogs). Not that I've read any, but for this,...
New York Part 3 Part 1
May 2, 2022
The original idea was that this would be a "Part 1" and "Part 2" series. Each part written in the airports bookending the trip. Reflection before and...
"Do you know what the word 'etiquette' means?"
March 19, 2022
Gaël's favorite foods are pizza, pasta, hamburgers, smoothies, crepes…and cupcakes? ("Dad you know I have a lot of favorite foods" - also adding that he has...
Magnificent Seven
January 31, 2022
Note: Winter birthdays are great, but they lack the ability to hang out by the lake, swim, BBQ and pick blackberries. So this next summer I want to...
I'm kind of a big deal. People know me.
January 1, 2022
One of the rules of the newsletter is not to send these out on holidays, but New Years Day is a Tier-3 holiday. --- Seattle is frozen. Snow fell on Monday,...
Happy Thanksgiving
November 25, 2021
I haven't written in a while, I've been moving through the world and searching for words. One family tradition is to go around and share things we are...
Don't overthink it
September 6, 2021
tl;dr I went to New York and had a great vacation ---- Here's a theory: to experience a city you have to move through it. By moving, the city will be felt....
Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears
August 14, 2021
Seven days in Oregon. Two dads. Two kids. Deep cold water. Clear. The trout are huge and they swim right next to us. We spend at least 20 minutes trying to...
Tiny Adventures
July 13, 2021
Tiny Adventure #1 Was it hot in Seattle? I don't know. Look up the average temperature in Ahwaz, Iran. Or Phoenix. That's a city. People live there. Human...
The Newsletter about The Newsletter
June 2, 2021
I was really excited to do the follow-up on the last newsletter offline. But it took a little work. First I had to make the envelopes. I take old paper bags...
****** is whack & Stuff [Part 1]
April 25, 2021
Gaël and I have started playing this game. It started at the froyo place. Remember the froyo place? Anyway it's been taken a step farther. We close our eyes...
****** is whack & Stuff [Part 2]
April 25, 2021
Apologies for the quick follow-up. Part 2 of this newsletter is printed on physical paper and will be sent to an address of your choice if you want....
Tuesday Morning (as told by my phone)
March 14, 2021
Excercise was getting a little difficult lately. Mostly due to the fact that I do it alone. A friend suggested reaching out to online communities so I went...
Walking in the wetlands
February 22, 2021
No wandering Magnuson today. Needed to switch it up. It wasn't raining so I needed to go outside. Have you heard about the Washington State Arboretum? I...
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