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Routine Breakup
Remembering what it was like to have time to explore the city. Enjoyed a break from the kids and the
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Skyline from the East Bank of the Willamette
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A Very Portland Weekend
The boy and I went to OMSI on Saturday while the girls did some crafts and made Christmas presents with
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Watched: Jumanji, 1995
★★★½
Oregon Museum of Science & Industry (OMSI) was showing this in celebration of its 30th Anniversary. It’s not a
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Toured Providence Park, home of the Portland Timbers and Thorns
One of the biggest perks of working in my field is getting to go behind the scenes in all sorts
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Watched: Weapons, 2025
★★★★
A creatively twisted ride that keeps you off-balance. The plot hits just about the right notes of weirdness, and the
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Love Kraft (20th Anniversary Edition)
Super Furry Animals
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Authoritarianism, but Make It Look Normal
On The Media, WNYC
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Forever Is A Feeling: The Archives
Lucy Dacus
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The Last Frontier S1E1
Follows Frank Remnick, a U.S. Marshal in charge of the quiet and weathered barrens of Alaska, as he needs to deal with a prison transport plane crash full of violent inmates inside his jurisdiction.
Screen Notes
Björk: Cornucopia
A visually spectacular landscape of lush colours, futuristic screens and wild images of nature that comes alive with Björk's wondrous music, as she performs live alongside musicians and choirs of flutes and voices.
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The Unbearable Lightness of Being
Interweaves story and dream, past and present, and philosophy and poetry in a sardonic and erotic tale of two couples--Tomas and Teresa, and Sabina and her Swiss lover, Gerhart.
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White Lotus S3
The exploits of various guests and employees of a luxury resort over the span of a week.
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Street Design: The Secret to Great Cities and Towns
Written by two accomplished architects and urban designers, this user-friendly street design manual shows both how to design new streets and enhance existing ones.
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The Power Broker
Robert Caro’s The Power Broker traces how Robert Moses reshaped New York through unelected power—building bridges, highways, and parks that transformed the city while destroying neighborhoods. A Pulitzer-winning portrait of ambition, control, and the cost of progress.