A little earlier than normal so it doesn\u2019t sit in the Drafts folder until we return from spring break.<\/p>\n
The Agency<\/a> A<\/p>\n The Neighbors\u2019 Window<\/a> A<\/p>\n Exploring New Zealand\u2019s Wild Flavors, M\u0101ori Culture & Volcanic Hot Spring Cooking | DIRT<\/a> A<\/p>\n The Hunt For Red October<\/a> A<\/p>\n Lioness<\/a>, season one B-<\/p>\n 30 Rock<\/a>, season one A<\/p>\n How Tower Cranes Build Themselves<\/a> Link Sar: The Last Great Unclimbed Mountain<\/a> Robert De Niro Breaks Down His Most Iconic Characters<\/a> John Cusack Breaks Down His Most Iconic Characters<\/a> Why wasn\u2019t France a part of the Holy Roman Empire?<\/a> Inside This Home Builder\u2019s Desert Hideaway in Far West Texas | Huckberry Homes<\/a> How an Architect Optimized a 400-Square-Foot Manhattan Apartment | Architectural Digest<\/a> Up Close with Polar Bears – Sony FX6 Short Film – Churchill Manitoba<\/a> The Last Observers<\/a> Cafe hopping in Lisbon, Portugal | best coffee & hidden gems<\/a> Not the Typical Golden Route: 10-Day Winter Itinerary with My Family in Japan<\/a> Every \u201cI\u2019ve Made A Huuuge Mistake\u201d – Arrested Development<\/a> The Heatwave Continues, Ireland 1976<\/a> Creating Saturday Night Live: Cue Cards<\/a> Your Spring Wardrobe, Simplified | Answering Your Spring Style Questions For 2025 | Ask Huckberry<\/a> Alec Baldwin\u2019s Impressions Of \u201cThe Godfather\u201d Cast<\/a> 55 Greatest James Bond One-Liners<\/a> MUSCAT: OMAN\u2019S ANTI-DUBAI CAPITAL CITY<\/a> Matthew McConaughey\u2019s Funniest Impressions<\/a> Top 20 Songs You Didn\u2019t Know Were Written by Prince<\/a> I Drive The Hyundai IONIQ 9 For The First Time! Full Tour & Initial Road Test Experience<\/a> Rivian R2 vs NEW Model Y<\/a> 5 Tips for Photographers with No Time<\/a>
\nTuuuuuurific! I had read\/heard raves for this and was waiting until S needed to get her next Taylor Sheridan fix on Paramount+ so I could watch it. It lived up to the hype. Now, there are some issues with the story, which got a little broad at times. But that\u2019s a minor complaint. Tense, generally well written, good acting performances. Most of all, though, it is shot like a movie, more cinematic in visual presentation than most other spy shows out there. And the soundtrack was incredible. This felt like what Michael Mann always wanted to make, but often fell short off on the script side. And the big twist at the end worked in making me look forward to season two.<\/p>\n
\nI wasn\u2019t sure which section to put this in. I watched it on YouTube, but since it won an Oscar it seemed right to elevate it. A wonderful piece of filmmaking. You can do a lot in 20 minutes if you want to.<\/p>\n
\nI\u2019m also elevating this in status as they require a true commitment to watch now. New Zealand looks beyond spectacular.<\/p>\n
\nStill holds up.<\/p>\n
\nI took a chance on this as I had heard very mixed views on it from others. There are some big problems with the season. Midway through I was contemplating bailing as it was veering towards similar dumb territory as the Jack Ryan series. I wouldn\u2019t say it totally saved itself but I did finish and didn\u2019t feel like I wasted my time. Some of the dialogue though, yech. I lost track of how many times I knew exactly what a character would say. Like to the word. Nicole Kidman\u2019s performance was kind of terrible. And her husband? One of the worst characters I can recall in a series like this. Debating whether to watch season two, as it got better reviews, but was also reviewed by a lot fewer critics.<\/p>\n
\nWhile I\u2019ve not watched them as much lately, reruns of The Office<\/em> and Seinfeld<\/em> are staples of my normal, casual TV time. If Parks & Recreation<\/em> aired more often, I would gobble that up as well. I\u2019ve rewatched Arrested Development<\/em>, parts of Community<\/em> and Scrubs<\/em>. The one classic 21st Century (I know Seinfeld<\/em> doesn\u2019t fit that timeline) comedy I\u2019ve never rewatched? Tina Fey\u2019s classic. So this is super fun because of all those shows, it\u2019s the one I remember the least well. I\u2019m still in the midst of season one, but so far, so great!<\/p>\n
\nShorts, YouTubes, etc<\/h3>\n
\nObviously this works, but it sure doesn\u2019t seem like it should.<\/p>\n
\nOn one hand, I\u2019m fascinated by these climbs. On the other, when they look down from the tops of 3000 foot drop offs, I have trouble watching.<\/p>\n
\nHere\u2019s one of the biggest ones of these you can get. And it is surprisingly great. De Niro isn\u2019t always the most forthcoming or comfortable talking about himself, but he was terrific here.<\/p>\n
\nThis is whack because there is no section about Sixteen Candles<\/em>.<\/p>\n
\nWhy was the Netherlands banned from selling Luxembourg?<\/a>
\nWhy did Europe obey the Monroe Doctrine?<\/a>
\nI love this series. Good content and the subtle humor in the animations is terrific.<\/p>\n
\nThese never disappoint.<\/p>\n
\nMy last apartment in Kansas City was about 400 square feet, so it was fun to watch this and imagine what could have been done with that space other than throwing a futon and a computer desk into it.<\/p>\n
\nSuper cool footage of polar bears followed by an interesting description of how it was made.<\/p>\n
\nCharming piece about another old school occupation that is being replaced by technology.<\/p>\n
\nLiving in Lisbon, Portugal | Typical day as digital nomads, life update + coffee, food & fun<\/a>
\nM is going to spend the spring \u201926 semester in Lisbon, so I started seeking out some Portugal content on YouTube. I think she will enjoy these millennials way more than I did. I stopped watching their stuff, but started a new playlist of other Portugal content I\u2019m sharing with M and will watch on my own next fall.<\/p>\n
\nCanadians in Japan, eh?<\/p>\n
\nCan never watch too many AD clips.<\/p>\n
\nHilarious.<\/p>\n
\nQuite the process.<\/p>\n
\nNot all this fits my aesthetic, but I always appreciate their seasonal updates.<\/p>\n
\nShame he\u2019s a total kook, but I do admire the man\u2019s talent.<\/p>\n
\nSolid.<\/p>\n
\nFunny, I watched this randomly and suddenly I was getting suggestions for other vids about Oman daily. The algorithm is never shy about forcing you down a rabbit hole.<\/p>\n
\nHow had I never seen Matt Damon do this until now? Uncanny!<\/p>\n
\nI was prepared to slam this list, but there were actually seven songs on it I had no idea Prince was responsible for. Now, I had never heard any of them before. But I thought it might be 20 obvious ones.<\/p>\n
\nCar Content<\/h3>\n
\nHyundai IONIQ 9 EV Road Trip To North Korea!<\/a>
\nUgly car, but glad Hyundai\/Kia are pushing their EV offerings forward.<\/p>\n
\nI\u2019ve Been Hard On Rivian Recently But Now Is The Best Time To Get One<\/a>
\nHow Rivian R2 Will DOMINATE<\/a>
\nRIVIAN CEO \u26a1\ufe0f RJ Scaringe on the electric future and unifying vision | Interview @ SXSW<\/a>
\nThe Rivian R3 Is Getting Closer & Here\u2019s What I Want To See Make It To Production<\/a>
\nWhat We Learned After Testing a Rivian R1T for 40,000 Miles<\/a>
\nOnly 25 months until I can get an R2. This space may just turn into a Rivian-stan section between now and then.<\/p>\n
\nPhotography<\/h3>\n
\nTravel Photography on the Oregon Coast in Winter \/\/ Fuji X-T5<\/a>
\nTravel Photography at Home in Seattle \/\/ Fuji X-T5<\/a>
\nTravel Photography in Vancouver \/\/ Fuji X-T5<\/a>
\nOUR LAST DAY ON THE OREGON COAST<\/a>
\n5 Photos Show How The Ukraine War Changed<\/a>
\nMy Minimal Street & Travel Photography Setup for 2025<\/a>
\nA Plea to all Camera Brands\u2026<\/a>
\nWhat I Learned Traveling With ONLY The Fujifilm 27mm<\/a>
\n50mm Street Photography: Lisbon (POV)<\/a><\/p>\nPodcasts<\/h3>\n