I grew up in the analog-age when we didn’t have quick access to information. Learning something meant a trip to the library. Or we had to ask around to find an expert. Mostly, we learned through reading books, articles, newspapers,…
Category: True Confessions
A Touch of Nostalgia
At a popup outdoor event one weekend, one of the booths was giving away an old-fashioned game. I say “old-fashioned” because I recognized it from my childhood. Though of course this 2026 version was fancier with brighter colors and flashier…
Imagination Stagnation
This weekend I went to see The Dog Man Musical. It was a live performance. Throughout the show, I felt really impressed how the actors moved through different roles, scenes, and moods. They accomplished this all with simple props, voice…
The AI Doubt
I find lately that I can’t trust anything I see, read, or hear. Now when I read something, or view a video, there are doubts in my mind. I can’t help but think, did AI create this? Did AI help…
The Disservice Experience
My customer service saga with my new (refurbished) Pixel replacement is finally over. I blogged about this some weeks ago in “Customer Service Woes.” At the time of this last post, I had finally received the replacement for the defective…