Nothing I love more than watching ads about the gas station where I’m currently pumping gas. That’s like the channel on the hotel TV that’s, like, about the hotel.
Author: Jake
Reader, writer, designer, creative director. He does web work, print work, and dream work. Heavy advocate of self-care. Updates his blog much less often that he should.
Peep this band
I’ve been really digging this Monowear nylon band on my Apple Watch. Most of the other bands I have are either slightly too loose or too tight, but this one is perfect every time.
Swing
There are times when I step back out of my head for a moment and try to remember what it was like having my entire life stretched out in front of me like an endless stream, but wanting nothing more than to hop on a swing and never stop.
Jim Carrey
The only way to it is to step into the river of tears and the sorrows of your life. The things that everyone is avoiding with everything from drugs to drink to sex and gadgets and whatever else you can distract yourself with, all of it is designed for you to never stop going and… Continue reading Jim Carrey
Birdseye of Knoebel’s
Last hurrah for a trip out to that great amusement park in Elysburg. A quick snap from the top of the Ferris wheel.
Rainbow Drive
Driving back from dropping off my daughter, this rainbow practically exploded into view from the tree line. The photo just doesn’t do it justice.
Studio Neat Canopy Keyboard Cover and iPad Stand
When I moved to the larger screen of the 12.9″ iPad Pro several months ago, I did so with the full intention of using it as my primary computer. For me, that meant at least trying to embrace the iPad in its purest form by using its software keyboard exclusively.
But as a long-time touch typist, coupled with the amount of writing I was doing on the new device, it didn’t take long for me to look into a physical keyboard. As if on cue, a new product arrived for preorder on Studio Neat’s website that caught my eye, the Canopy Keyboard Cover.
A Brief History of Jacob Haas
A terse history of my life so far.
Starting Over
In which Jake reconnects with the past.