What I got rid of today.

“Currently back home in San Francisco, we’re all about downsizing: Getting rid of stuff we don’t need, don’t use, and could honestly live without. We realized a little late in the game that this amounted to roughly 75% of our belongings, which, during the course of our travel and transition periods, collected dust for three years in a 10’ x 15’ storage unit, to the ugly tune of $239 a month.”

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“Why on earth would a barbecue guy nicknamed Meathead decide to become Potatohead for a 30 days? Why would I violate my well publicized motto “No rules in the bedroom or dining room”?

In June, in order to better understand the issues surrounding our dietary choices, I wrote an article on Huffington Post called Meat or No Meat. It attempted to explain the pros and cons of eating meat and divided the arguments into six categories. I continue to edit it based on reader comments.

There have been more than 8,000 passionate comments from everyone from cattle ranchers to PETA members. People feel religiously about this subject. I invite you to go there, read it, and join the debate.

Most of the arguments against meat do not impress me. But two give me pause every time I reach for my tongs:

1. The way most of our beef, pork, fowl, and fish are grown nowadays, in huge factory farms, can be inhumane.
2. These methods may be harmful to humans.”

Check it out here.

“Curious about how people spend their winnings after hitting it big with the lottery, collaborative artists Lauren Was and Adam Eckstrom channeled their research into astounding representational sculptures of dream desires like a Hummer, a yacht and a large home using scratch-off lottery tickets.”

Hum along if you know the words.

The link? It’s here.

Darwin's.

Famous men, and their caves.