Jeremy Freese
@jeremyfreese
Social scientist at Stanford
For the next week, we are looking after a dog named Mochi. Officially Mochi is a cross between a Cavalier King Charles spaniel and a papillon, but I think she looks more like a cross between a Cavalier King Charles and Emma Stone.
Hoping to go for a glorious bike ride today but first we must nebulize a bunny.
If I could bring back cancel culture for just one person, it would be Sam Ezersky.
At Australia’s World Cup game dressed as one of that country’s greatest Olympians.
Detour on the drive from Wales to Heathrow for a sports fan must-see: the hill outside Gloucester where they do the cheese rolling race. The picture makes the prospect of running down this hill look a lot less terrifying than it is.
Go figure: Dublin had a bunch of Joyce stuff; Sligo had a bunch of Yeats stuff; but Limerick just has the one mural for O’Riordan.
Derry may be the most conspicuously Catholic place I’ve ever visited. It’s either there or the Vatican.
Unsure if one of the menu footnotes from this restaurant in Donegal is a holdover from The Troubles.
Celebrating the start of Stanford summer by crossing an item off my bucket list: Bloomsday in Dublin!
Patriotic cheese celebrating USA independence on sale at Safeway. Imported from the UK.
Here’s a slide from a talk I gave recently on the mode effect in HAPPY.
The hounds have been released at the annual Hoppin’ Hounds Easter Treat Hunt.
Sure, a lot of bad stuff going on so it’s fortunate that I’m still riding this high from a couple days ago.
Western Iowans rejoice as it is revealed that Cooper DeJean’s shoes celebrate growing up in the 712.
If I were to write a novel about academia, this is a good outline for the meeting between the protagonist junior facility member and his senior faculty mentor.
Interrupting your sadfeed to inform you that raspberry potato chips are surprisingly delicious.
Stanford bookstore. Both these racks at the front and both side displays—ALL Rebecca Yarros.
Customers end up on the table for hours on end even though the massseuse changes every 30 seconds.