trying to win the internet.
I’m constantly reminded about how good I’ve got it. I am one seriously privileged individual and I never want to take that for granted.
I was chatting with someone last night about that and how I have a certain level of optionality that many folks do not. This is nothing less than an absolute blessing and much of this was outside of my control.
“Disconcerting” is a word I use a lot.
How do I know? Because my 11-year old has started using it… a lot. Funny how that works.
Following my brother’s recent announce of his purchase of the first-ever Lamborghini Huracan purchased with $115.00 worth of Bitcoin…
Here are some pictures of an event he went to and did a livestream unveiling!
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This thing is so cool.
When you start anything new you will immediately encounter the reality that you’re relatively terrible at it.
Now, I use the word “relative” because, like most things, your new level of skill is relatively “bad” when compared to others. But, this isn’t the point.
Well, it’s real. And… it’s kind of nuts.
I haven’t had an update about my To-Do List App, George, in over a month! I can’t believe that, especially since I’ve been using it for the last 5-6 weeks!
And the goal of those weeks were to give it a serious run as a personal tool, for my own use, with the explicit intent to discover if I would truly and honestly use it for my own needs.
My youngest had to start a new school last week, right in the middle of the week and right in the middle of the fall semester.
She’s handled it like a champ and I’m so proud of her ability to take it in stride and see it as an opportunity to make new friends in a new environment.
I won’t lie: I’m happy to see the decrease in football across the United States. In fact, the decline has been large enough to have some high school teams disband their football sports programs.
That’s a good thing.