beagle-dramatic - The Monday Morning Memo

Never let it be said that I have no flair for the dramatic.

The BeagleSword was a clear
and stable vision of the end goal
and the rabbit hole was reminiscent.

And now, for the first time in the history of the world,
a video that shows women what it’s like to be a guy.
Just sayin’.
Indy

“They were an incongruous pair, but everyone seemed to argue that history had made them into a pair. The incongruities leapt out for all to see; Adams, the short, stout, candid-to-a-fault New Englander; Jefferson, the tall, slender, elegantly elusive Virginian; Adams the highly combustible, ever combative, mile-a-minute talker, whose favorite form of conversation was an argument; Jefferson, the always cool and self-contained enigma, who regarded debate and argument as violations of the natural harmonies he heard inside his own head. The list could go on — the Yankee and the Cavalier, the orator and the writer, the bulldog and the greyhound. They were the odd couple of the American Revolution.”

- Joseph J. Ellis, Founding Brothers, winner of the 2001 Pulitzer Prize for History, p. 163

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