Prepared for warm weather: assembled chairs for our balcony. They’re based on a design by Minneapolis architect, Ralph Rapson, and manufactured in Duluth, Minnesota. They’re made from recycled plastic milk jugs, and weigh about 40 pounds apiece. They will
Category: Home Living
Neckties
Realized we still have a few ties. I have not worn one any time in the entire 21st century.
Hello Toto
Today, I have one less reason to visit Japan: installed washlets. They’re ubiquitous in Japan.
First Night, New Home
First night in our new home. Tried to keep track of a movie featuring Marvel Comics characters.
We Like Desktop Computers
Set up our old computer in its new home. Threaded cables down a conduit in the wall.
Empty Spaces
Closed on our apartment, started filling the empty space.
Edging Toward a Minimalist Wardrobe
Posted Edging Toward a Minimalist Wardrobe. (I’m not there yet.)
Edging Toward a Minimalist Wardrobe
This is my complete wardrobe: a total of about forty shirts (mainly tees) and pants, and zero suits or jackets. I’ve learned this is not a minimalist wardrobe. Web sites like The Essential Man (“Style Advice for Grown Men”) recommend fourteen pieces, assuming you do laundry once a week. I’m realizing I can do better.… Continue reading Edging Toward a Minimalist Wardrobe
Annual Spice Replacement
As I do every year at this time, replaced baking powder, baking soda, and spices that are a year old. Total cost: about $3.
British Seasonal Fare
British seasonal fare: Dwight made (sweet) mince pies and I made/assembled sausage rolls.