The Dash in the Stone: From Family Trees to Folk Songs
I’ve spent a significant chunk of this week lost in the archives of my own making. It started innocently enough; I decided to dive back into a book I wrote
Continue readingI’ve spent a significant chunk of this week lost in the archives of my own making. It started innocently enough; I decided to dive back into a book I wrote
Continue readingThe past few days have found me back in the digital weeds, deep-diving into the latest evolution of AI. It’s been a whirlwind of “Audio Overviews”—essentially custom podcasts generated on
Continue readingLast evening I decided to play around with Gemini and a Family History book I wrote about my dad’s family. I wrote it originally back in the late 90’s when
Continue readingIt’s been eight days since I snapped the last image. It’s the Saturday before Christmas. We are sending out fewer and fewer Christmas Cards these days. With the Christmas stamps
Continue readingThursday, September 21st Well… Paul seems to have wandered its way back north. Morning lows are closing back in on 80°. Yesterday I received an email from Wikitree like I
Continue readingThursday June 29th Walking out this morning, for the second morning in a row, it wasn’t totally oppressive. The temperature was a balmy 78°.. The dew point was hanging at
Continue readingThursday June 15th Stepping out the door this morning, the heated advisory slapped me in my face. It’s already hot, it’s already humid and the sun isn’t even over the
Continue readingMonday June 5th It’s not as cool as it was when the power was out yesterday morning. The temperature this morning is 70°, the dew point is 68°. The only
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