Casually contemplating the passage of time.
With the first day of Autumn falling (ha) this week, I am looking forward to sweater and soup weather. However, harvest season always has me reflecting on what habits and ideas I’ve seen fruit from, and want to continue building upon. This weekend’s links are loosely based on time’s continual march forward.
On Hatch Chile Season being the Pumpkin Spice of the Southwest.
As a recent transplant to the American South, I am slowly immersing myself in staples like biscuits and regional chain restaurants. We hit Bojangles on our road trip, who yes, served excellent biscuits. Another chain we’re excited to dive into is Cook Out, which apparently has a bit of a cult following.
How your phone number is a security risk. (NY Times)
Why Time is a Neon Scrunchie. (The Atlantic)
Finally, a round-up of the recent trend of “Friends” think pieces; an optimistic view of Chandler, an absurdly intense, though entertaining piece on Ross, a discussion on the show’s enduring appeal, and rounded out by life imitating art.
Currently Reading: Philosophy of History by G.W.F. Hegel
Have a lovely weekend!
