If instability was a familiar topic in your childhood, you may want to watch the interview below. If instability was not a familiar topic in your childhood, the interview may help you understand better those who did experience such a time. And, if not, it’s still worth watching: it’s very earnest and soulful. It’s Anderson
Author: Jo Tango
The Spiritual Steelhead Journey
Steelhead fly fishing is everything they say: It’s freezing, mentally and physically challenging, and full of long stretches of boredom. Rarely, there is a moment of chaos when a fish is on. Steelhead are two- to three-feet long and are absolute brutes. Words cannot explain how tough it is to land one, particularly without a
Simple Thanksgivings
I recently wrote about “simple Sundays.” I’m now a believer in simple holidays, too. For many years, my Thanksgiving schedule looked like this: Awake at 4 am to make cinnamon rolls from scratch Cook up bacon and other dishes and have breakfast ready for the family and guests Feed the family and guests Begin cooking
Simple Sundays
I think simple Sundays are the best. Like today. Hope you’re all having a great weekend. 19° at dawn. All was well. #flyfishing pic.twitter.com/AcrPrGIn9b — Jo Tango (@jtangoVC) November 17, 2019 First snowfall in Beantown. Love it! #WinterIsComing pic.twitter.com/60OJBOfbgo — Jo Tango (@jtangoVC) November 17, 2019
Trevor Noah Is ‘Loud and Clear’
Last night, Mrs. T. and I went to see Trevor Noah’s new stand-up act. It’s his “Loud & Clear” tour. If you’re not a fan of his, I think you should be. He is one of the most insightful comedians around, in my opinion. His humor has purpose: Noah wants people to think more, and
‘Choice Overload’
Recently, I listened to an interesting podcast about “choice overload” (link here). Dr. Laurie Santos explains what the data show: making too many decisions creates unhappiness. The paradox of choice is that more choice can lead to a latter realization that “less is more,” that choice today may lead you to less choice. Some years