There’s been a lot of press about OpenAI’s ChatGPT but I’ve been particularly interested in the chatter about its use in the medical field. I’ve been having some fun with it (see the last post about donuts) but haven’t asked… Continue Reading
If you’re a fan of donuts, then you know that there are few things better than a freshly made, warm, and fluffy pastry with just the right amount of sweetness. That’s why I was thrilled to try Krispy Kreme’s sour… Continue Reading
Back in the fall of 2000 -my senior year of college- I strolled into the campus food court for the monthly free concert. I went to most of those concerts for the simple fact that it was next door to… Continue Reading
About 2 weeks ago I had a positive covid test. I was feeling fatigued and had a runny nose. I’m feeling back at my baseline and had a negative test. I was done with isolation 2 days ago. The fatigue… Continue Reading
A few times in my life, I’ve come up with an idea for an invention. But every single time, I discovered that someone was already working on it. Two of my “inventions” were in the news today. “Smart glass” is… Continue Reading
It seems like half the characters in superhero comics have dead or death in their names. It’s a bit ridiculous. “Lord Death Man also known as Death Man is a Gotham City gangster skilled at yoga.”
I guess I opened up a can of worms when I posted a whiny complainy entry last week. I swear I will make this a positive place again. But I can’t quit thinking about Oregon’s covid map. It used to… Continue Reading
Pixie was a very special cat. She had been a part of our love story since almost the beginning. We had her 18 years, soon after we got engaged. We found her at a shelter in Tuscaloosa and were drawn… Continue Reading
I started this blog as a sort of gratitude journal, a place for positivity. But I have a story I want to tell, I want to get down in writing and I have nowhere else to post it. It always… Continue Reading
WARNING: This post contains 1000-year-old cartoon nudity. Some day I would like to see the chalk Hill Figures in England. Because of the properties of the local soil, one can carve art into the turf and fill it with nearby… Continue Reading