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I just wrote a review on Cal Newport’s new book, Digital Minimalism: Choosing a Focused Life in a Noisy World. I’ll either post a link to the review or publish it here in the future.
Bottom line: The only people I know who don’t need to read this book are those who have already adopted his ideas, which is hardly anyone. Do yourself a favor and get this book.
“Hey, guys! I’m at the Tucson Gem and Mineral Show for a few more days!”
We’re mailing these to all the families in our church with young kids (ages 3–12). It’s a great book.
“No one is afraid to climb the heights, at least not if they have brave hearts and high courage. But the heart that is little from lack of love does not dare to undertake any great task, and does not venture to climb the heights.” (Margaret Porette)
No lack of love for Leo!
I learned a lot at the Paideia Center’s conference on the Trinity this week. Thanks to RTS in Orlando for hosting us. Here are some pictures I took of the campus.
I went to the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum with two of my kids and about forty other people from church. The raptor free flight was, as always, amazing. We got to see the first public flight of a red-tailed hawk. And these are some of pictures I took of a great horned owl.
I am determined to play the first movement of the a-minor Saint-Saëns cello concerto in tune and up to speed before the end of my vacation. Watch out! 🤨