First up is a pair: Nostalgic for past futures by Tracy Durnell and Nostalgia Always Includes a Temporal Context by Brain Baking. Both posts, as the titles suggest, are about nostalgia. In It’s Pie day for me JTR shares a picture of some delicious looking pizza. I’m a very big fan of pizza. Two more from Tracy Durnell: Bookshelves as mental constructs with some philosophizing on bookshelves. And a recipe for Chickpeas and pasta with rosemary oil —sounds yummy! Aaron Hertzmann wrote an essay about dogs and the way dogs think: Dogs Do Not Know Things . In short, dogs do not think like we do, and trying to treat them like they do will not have good results for anybody involved. Also, with respect to training, intentional or otherwise, humans are not actually so different. I have a couple of tabs with a classic topic: bloggers talking about why blogging is great. They are right; blogging is great. Marc Jenkins has a post about Personal Blogging —blogging as a better way to express…
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