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• @jackvinson precisely so. No matter, it was just up a flight of stairs patiently waiting for me with a pretty view of the skyline and all. 27 mins ago
• Luckily, I forgot my wallet at home today, the inspection just expired and the car is currently registered in my dad's name. Oh, uh, wait. 31 mins ago
• Apparently according to this fine Boston police officer, "we *can't* drive it home with one headlight." Someone tell Jakob? Who knew? 33 mins ago
• Um, I THOUGHT. 48 mins ago
• Drove my old yellow XTerra cuz of ice this AM. Now THERE's a car even *I* can't lose in a parking garage! 49 mins ago
• HBS piece about imbuing your work with service http://bit.ly/l3JA is very closely aligned with my 2009 ambition/#themeword "love" inre: work 1 hr ago
• "All they're (newspapers) rly saying is, “If (we say)‘civic function’ often enough, somebody ought 2 throw us a bailout” http://bit.ly/15gmw 1 hr ago
• just as learning a new UI/layout of dif home/geo. of a new town feels overwhelming. it's tall grass without paths worn in it yet. reptilian. 1 hr ago
• this page makes me think: it's more disorientation than overload. http://bit.ly/BEOc the challenge of re-learning the unfamiliar... 1 hr ago
• @cshirky great CJR interview "the first take on the information filtering problem appears in the library of Alexandria." http://bit.ly/ix8V 1 hr ago
• @jordanepstein i like that thought. service really is a pleasure and imbues work with more meaning and motivation, for me anyhow. 1 hr ago
• @dayjobview parsing a motive for the RT & potential value of reading the link, =constant calculus of reputation, trust & previous experience 1 hr ago
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