Tag: five things for your friday

  • Envelope stuffing entertainment [January]

    One of my favorite things about having a print newsletter is actually the physicality behind it. Every month, I have to fold and assemble the newsletters, and then address, stuff, seal, and stamp the envelopes, a process that now takes me, on average, 3-4 hours. It’s “monotonous” work, but I’ve started saving videos or things…

  • Envelope stuffing entertainment [November]

    One of my favorite things about having a print newsletter is actually the physicality behind it. Every month, I have to fold and assemble the newsletters, and then address, stuff, seal, and stamp the envelopes, a process that now takes me, on average, 2-3 hours. It’s “monotonous” work but it’s also very soothing work. At…

  • Extreme beachcombing, inspiration vs. imitation, and lovely sketchbooks

    Five things for your Friday This extreme beachcomber’s museum was so delightful and… beautiful? And also… shocking? Anyway, this little mini-doc is worth a watch. This English professor decided to see what would happen if he tried to replace himself with AI. His thoughtful, nuanced take — including his students’ perspective — on a semester-long…

  • Pancake art, 3,000 books, & bad brain metaphors

    Five things for your Friday You’ve (genuinely) never seen pancake art like this before. Whatever you think this video is going to be, prepare to be surprised in the best way. Really lovely handwritten booklist charting one man’s life in books — over 3,000 titles An absolutely on-point marketing trends report about the increasing move…