First World Problems

On Sunday, I participated in a Toastmasters training session instead of going to the farmers’ market. Although I had laid in supplies of apple cider and Goldrush apples, as well as quality carrots, I am having to do without arugula for my salads this week. This may be the perfect example of a First World problem.

A little more seriously, both bulbs in my spare room, where I generally keep my iPadAir plugged in, have burned out, so until I buy replacements this weekend, the room is in darkness.

Progress on the Lindy Davies Reader

The Henry George Institute is trying to finish and publish The Lindy Davies Reader, a collection of writings by the late Lindy Davies, who died of cancer a few years ago. I have volunteered to proofread several chapters, so I’m going to be busy with that.