A short list of the books I have re-read at least three times, and the one sentence I underline in each.
Christopher Alexander, "Notes on the Synthesis of Form" — design as the removal of misfit.
Donella Meadows, "Thinking in Systems" — the leverage is in the goal, not the parameter.
Kenya Hara, "White" — emptiness is not the absence of design.
Two years of looking after a slow Monstera taught me more about long-running systems than most blog posts on the same.
A brief story about how I started to break the silence and how I forced my best friend to join me.
A practice log from six months of returning to the same eight bars every morning, and what it taught me about iteration.
