Love this! And it only took me a decade to finally come across his work! Ha!
New Math: Equations for Living by Craig Damrauer

“So last year, I self-diagnosed myself. I thought it was Celiac Disease. And let me tell you how relieved I am to find out it was cancer. You mean I can eat regular pasta again?” ~ Comedian Quincy Jones

Burning the Light premieres Thursday, June 2nd at 10PM on HBO.

#quincyjonescomedian #fightcancer

Climbing with the headmaster this afternoon.

“No one, not even a ‘friend,’ can make us better. But it is a great happiness in life to meet a person of quite different construction, different bent, completely dissimilar views who, while always remaining himself and in no wise echoing us nor currying favor with us (as sometimes happens) and not trying to insinuate his soul (and an insincere soul at that!) into our psyche, into our muddle, into our tangle, would stand as a firm wall, as a check to our follies and our irrationalities, which every human being has. Friendship lies in contradiction and not in agreement!”

Note to a letter of Strakhov dated January 5, 1890, in his book Literary Exiles. Via brainpickings.

then I jumped.

A hike to Hut Lake in Squamish-Lillooet Regional District, B.C. May 14, 2016. Photo credit: Stephen Hui. Copyright (c) 2016 Stephen Hui.

A hike to Hut Lake in Squamish-Lillooet Regional District, B.C. May 14, 2016. Photo credit: Stephen Hui. Copyright (c) 2016 Stephen Hui.

A hike to Hut Lake in Squamish-Lillooet Regional District, B.C. May 14, 2016. Photo credit: Stephen Hui. Copyright (c) 2016 Stephen Hui.

A hike to Hut Lake in Squamish-Lillooet Regional District, B.C. May 14, 2016. Photo credit: Stephen Hui. Copyright (c) 2016 Stephen Hui.

Addition by subtraction…in film and in life.
How Does an Editor Think and Feel? from Tony Zhou on Vimeo.

Watched The Summit over the weekend. Speechless. And to descend K2 at night with only a headlamp! I have a hell of time just getting from the light switch to my bed in one piece.

Wow! Wow! Wow!

Hiked Eagle Bluffs and Black Mountain. Such a serene landscape and the conditions were perfect. If you are headed up in the next few days, I’d suggest packing a set of microspikes and gaiters. There’s snow in several sections and it’s still quite muddy as you’ll note below!