foggy monday

Today's lunch was a lobster roll by the river. With Autumn whispering to New York it's on the way, I am taking this time to give one last kiss to summer.

Her nuanced expression is one of many possibilities. I am projecting of course, so I imagine the scene being one of excitement and allure. The moment in an evening, when it hits you — you don't want to be anywhere other than exactly that spot your feet are swaying in. I have experienced this enough times to recall it with ease, for this I am thankful. Not to mention I love that damn dress!

Some Sweet illustrations from this year's tour. My new bike has ten whole gears! I shall be riding like the wind this summer in the city. 

"We’re at a unique point in history. Where what once required many people spending many years and many millions can now be done by a small group of inspired people from a dorm room, or in my case, a bedroom closet. Ideas can be proven before they need to be committed to. The revolutions of our generation — in business, education, social structure and even politics — are not being catalyzed by generals or politicians, but by highly empowered individuals like yourselves — the wizards of our time so speak — who can see with clarity how the assumptions of previous generations no longer apply. And the revolutions often grow out of nothing more than an intense hobby, an inspired attempt of seeing if things can be rethought a little better." Excerpt from a speech Salman Khan, who created the  Khan Academy  a  fantastic site for learning and an interesting model of where the future can take us.