For the full experience of “Meditations in an Emergency”—three things to love each week, plus the monthly “Humans Being Humans” ballyhoo—try an upgrade! An affordable digital projector, food magazines worth buying, the best from the week onlineThe Sunday supplement #200
☞ Have I really written 200 of these Sunday things? Huh. So, I’m part of the cord-cutting generation, I haven’t owned a television since I moved to France in the early 2000s. But recently I wanted to turn a wall into a screening room. I did the research, read some reviews, asked around for recommendations. And wow, digital projectors have gotten better, cheaper, much smaller. I settled on a Magcubic Mini Projector for sixty bucks. After I got it configured—the instructions aren’t exactly lucid—it’s been a treat. The fan noise is not bad. The image is great (in a dark room) for the price. And with a Bluetooth speaker connected, the sound is perfectly good enough. One of the first things I watched, if you’re looking for something, was the Mary Oliver documentary. 
Though there are a couple movies now in theaters I’ve got my eye on—   
❀ If you’re a writer looking for help—editing, coaching, brainstorm magic—I recommend collaborating with editor Rachel Knowles. Rachel has helped me a lot, not to mention plenty of other writers—novelists, screenwriters, Substack-ers, the gamut. Lots more info at her website. ☞ I love food magazines and zines, especially in print, and I’m lucky in Los Angeles to have several bookstores that stock a ton of them, particularly Now Serving in Chinatown, which is foodie heaven. Recently I got some recommendations and got to enjoy them as pre-bedtime reading. In case you’re in the market, three favorites—... Continue reading this post for free in the Substack app
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