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She could afford the best school. She chose the worst one. (opens the original)
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It’s Sunday!Hope you all had a wonderful and restful weekend. I did not. LOLWe spent Saturday putting up the temporary fence on our property, cutting trees, and stacking wood to clear the area in preparation for building the cabin. For the last few years, we have spent our weekends up at our property in the fall and winter in a tent. This year, we’ll spend most of it on construction until it gets too cold. It would be amazing if we could get at least the shell up before the weather turns, but I
Skill in Action: Knife Prep for a Week of Dinners in 25 Minutes (opens the original)
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I do my best to do this on Saturdays. The fridge is full of produce from Friday’s market run. It's great to get it done knowing that when the weeknights come, I will be too wiped to cook; second, it’s kind of therapeutic. So I grab my cutting board, a sharp knife, a stack of glass containers, and a 25-minute timer.This helps prep dinner, so I don’t have to think about it. Biggest weeknight shift I’ve made in years, and it works only because of the three knife cuts from this month’s lesson. Pinch
A Modest Degree of Dignity (opens the original)
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The Remains of the Day is a trip back through memory. In Stevens’ retelling of his life, it becomes clear that what he shares with you, and what he tells himself, is not completely accurate.But Stevens is not lying. Lying would mean he knows the truth. What is important to Stevens is that he has lived a dignified and honorable life, so when he revisits his memories, they are simply wrong.It's Meseidy is a reader-supported publication. To rec
She let her 5-year-old collect goose feathers (opens the original)
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Sunday morning!Hey friends! You might have noticed I’ve been experimenting since we shelved the podcast.First, thank you for your patience. I apologize that I haven’t given an update sooner. I’ve been trying to figure out what works best with my new schedule and the projects I’ve been wanting to tackle. What I do know is that I love the deep-dive articles I’ve been publishing. My goal is to be an actual source for you instead of one more feed churning out headlines and anxiety.The thing is, deep
Bootleggers, Baptists, and the AI Extinction Panic (opens the original)
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Not sure if you heard the news but we are all going to die. The details on how are fuzzy, but the headlines are plentiful.Open your social media feed and all you see are reports that AI is out of control and on track to cause human extinction and Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, calling for a pause. This isn’t the first request for a pause or slowdown. Elon Musk signed an open letter demanding a six-month pause.Nobody paused.When everyone from media and politicians to the top executives in the in
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