Audible
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Review: ‘Deep Hole’ by Don Winslow, performed by Ed Harris
Rating: Review: I will forever hear Ed Harris’ voice when reading a Don Winslow novel from here on out (though, I’ll be honest, I’ve only read Savages because the movie looked interesting. Spoiler: the novel was miles better than the movie, though it had its moment). I picked up Deep Hole because I needed something Continue reading
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How to Quit Your Job and Travel the World
Book Details: Format: Audible Audio Title: How to Quit Your Job and Travel the World Author: Kate Jordan Narrator: Tiffany Morgan Publisher: Audible Studios Genre: Biography & Memoirs (/How-To) Release Date: 31 July 2015 Length: 2hrs and 13mins Rating: 3-stars Product Description: How to Quit Your Job and Travel the World is not just a Continue reading
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The Age Old Question
“Am I depressed because I’m single, or am I single because I’m depressed?” It’s a question I asked way too often. I started listening to Mark Manson’s Love Is Not Enough. It was free on Audible – meaning it came with my subscription, no credit required to “purchase” – so why not? It’s been two Continue reading
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Just Another Update
“Laughing” by The Guess Who keeps playing in my head. Before the Joker reveal last week, I only ever heard the song once or twice. Now it’s a goddamn earworm because it works so well with the Joker story. Especially if this origin flick is loosely tied to the Alan Moore graphic novel, The Killing Continue reading
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Of Minimalism & Bullet Journals
I decided to give Audible another go. For my free audiobook, I opted for Goodbye, Things: The New Japanese Minimalism by Fumio Sasaki (translated by Eriko Sugita). Thought about being a minimalist in the past, but only going as far as following a blog and a Twitter account. I petered out as is my habit. Continue reading
Chapin City Blues 