Finished reading: Shakespeare’s Sonnets & Poems by William Shakespeare π
I havenβt watched a bad game this entire tournament. π
Itβs all fun and games until the 5yo scratches his older brotherβs kindle screen on the backyard concrete. π€π½
We caught the last day of spring training with two of my brothers who were in town.
Good times all around. βΎοΈ
Razorbacks! Bye Bye, Kansas.
Welp: there goes my bracket! Well done, FDU!
For the first time since starting college, IIRC, this is the first time neither my beloved Ohio State Buckeyes or Villanova Wildcats are in the tourney. Iβm a free agent fan this year. No heartbreak, all in for the fun of it. π
My considered judgement is that the pitch clock is amazing. βΎοΈ
Finished reading: The Odyssey by Homer π
Spring training tickets, secured. Taking the big kid to see the Padres on Saturday. βΎοΈ
Tom Seizemore, Rest in Peace.
Among the most delightful reads in recent memory, a claxonomy of horns in Mexico City.
TIL that I share a birthday with Alexander Pushkin.
Because Tapbots transferred my Tweetbot subscription to Ivory (or Mastodon), Iβm giving both another go until the sub ends in 60 days. You can follow me at lmperez@mastodon.social if youβre interested.
While writing my narrative letter of the previous year for my annual review, and I gotta admit, adding that a student of mine is a Rhodes Scholar still feels “like wow, he did that. Boss move.”
Currently reading: The Aeneid by Virgil π
Finished reading: Writing for Social Scientists, Third Edition by Howard S. Becker π
A pleasure to re-read: Writing for Social Scientists, Third Edition by Howard S. Becker π