I’m all caught up on travel posts! Huzzah! At least until my trip at the end of September. Where am I going, you ask? Stay tuned. In the meantime, this is a brief rambling interlude. This title is not metaphorical. I literally stumble. All the time. It’s like I’m training for some Olympic klutz event. … More Stumbling Through Life (Or Why I Look Down)
Way back in the twenty-teens (2013 to be specific) on my old blog NDC, I wrote a post entitled “6 Things You Might Like To Know About Me.” I was doing a blog challenge at the time and had to do one post a day. Let’s just say some days I struggled to find content. … More Then and Now
Quite a while ago, I deleted my Twitter and Facebook accounts. (I never got into TikTok.) I’ve not been keen on what big tech is doing. Lately, I’ve been reading and learning about AI, and in particular, the data centers that are required to power AI and way tech companies are trqining and using AI. … More Saying Adios to Big Tech Social Media
I am fortunate to live in a country that is a representative democracy (or at least it’s supposed to be) with a capitalism market economy. A few years ago, I explained about the United States system of government. One of the posts was on Civics 101, which discussed the fundamental structure of the U.S.’s representative … More Here’s the Thing
I thought I’d do an almonst-but-not-quite-mid-month reading update. Why? Because who doesn’t love reading stats. To recap, in January, I read a total of 48 books. February, I read 18 books. And how much have I read in March so far? Okay, so that’s not technically true. I have read emails and the area orientation … More Reading Update March
Quite a while ago, I deleted my Facebook and Twitter accounts. I did that for a variety of reasons. But I kept on with Instagram and its twitter-like spin-off Threads. I signed up with Instagram before Meta bought it. I have continued to use IG even after Meta acquired it. I like Instagram and seeing … More Come Say Hello on Bluesky
Too much going on in the writing world. I can’t necessarily process it all. Saddened but not necessarily surprised. Maybe that is what actually should surprise me—that I wasn’t surprised but just disheartened. People in a place of power and privilege using that power and privilege against those who have no power/privilege or a very … More Processing Difficult Thoughts (Or In the Alternative, a List of Fave Fantasy/SciFi Authors and Books)
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