Progress

Favorite niece got her MBA this weekend, so the family spent much of the weekend in Tiffin, where we put the "fun" in it.  It was nice, sort of like Delaware, cute little college town, with townie bars and such.  And, of course, there was plenty of quality family time... in the meantime, the Tribe is doing its best to stay below .500, which is lovely, and with the news of Zimmer to the DL... one must consider the label "injury-prone" for him.  Ok, maybe a bit premature, but...

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/recycling-once-embraced-by-businesses-and-environmentalists-now-under-siege/ar-AAxclAb?li=BBnbfcN&ocid=mailsignout

I've always known that people are lazy, but... sometimes I wonder if part of the problem is the fact that it is sooo damn complex; people want and need simplicity, and few people are going to figure out which types of plastic belong and which do not.  I know it is complex, but... I am not sure that the industry has helped matters by not simplifying...

I am approaching the halfway point of Sinha's The Slave's Cause, which is a look at abolition mainly through the perception of the slaves and the Africans themselves.  It's pretty good -- fact-filled and detailed -- but it is a slow read, and in some ways it is a little depressing, that we have let to solve the issues in the book again...