Whether it’s in software, sports, music, art, literature, whatever. Build what you love. Nothing says it better than that.
Via Reg Braithwaite
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Islay Malts!? You mean like the Lagavulin I cherish or the Ardbeg I reach for when a cigar is at hand? Nice!
Both are tasty. I drink Ardbeg typically in the winter (which here is 3 days centered around January 18th usually) and Bowmore at other times. Lately, I’ve ventured into the Highlands and discovered Glencadam which I recommend.
Thanks for dropping by. I still have you A Brief History of Dangerous Ideas bookmarked and I miss your commentary. I’m glad you chose to get out of it though. It’s a hard thing to do but I bet it was for the best.