Three Things from Edmonton podcast - Episode 71: fried eggs, WTP, solitaire

<p>Thanks for dropping by the podcast. If you’re returning, thanks for returning. If you’re checking it out for the first time, welcome. The idea behind the pod is to do three things once a week: notice what I notice that makes me happy or grateful, remember it, record it. None of it is meant to be groundbreaking. More holding my ground, actually. There is more than enough money and power out there aimed at making me notice what they notice.</p> <p>This week:</p> <ol> <li>Fried eggs – I followed a recipe in the New York Times that took me places.</li> <li>What the actual puck?! - Connor McDavid made a move with the puck that is worth thinking more about.</li> <li>Solitaire - My grandmother played the game. She cheated a bit.</li> </ol> <p>The music in the podcast is original. Edmonton pianist and composer Brendan McGrath composed it. The end bells are courtesy Edmonton metal artist Slavo Cech.</p> <p>I’m at <a href="mailto:glenn.kubish@edmonton.com"><u>glenn.kubish@edmonton.com</u></a></p> <p><br></p>