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§ It is Sunday already? This week flew by in a sleepy, drizzly haze. My paternity leave is more than halfway over which makes me feel a bit panicky when I think too hard about it. I haven’t checked my email since the baby was born and...
Leaves droop on the elderberry and currant bushes beside the creek—another light frost. April was the cruelest month for trees and shrubs, but May so far hasn’t been much better. On the other hand, a Carolina wren is calling in the yard...
The rain gods finally blessed us.
Here! Have two post images this week! Why not? A delightful Matcha at new local cafe The Pickle Jar and a cute cat I saw on the way home from the gym.
Comics Curmudgeon readers! Do you love this blog and yearn for a novel written by its creator? Well, good news: Josh Fruhlinger's The Enthusiast is that novel! It's even about newspaper comic strips, partly. Check it out! Dick Tracy,...
Semi-famous people keep talking about Good AI fixing problems, so let's consider how that might look.
I had a chance recently to learn from a friend who has become an expert at getting things done with Claude Code. The agency he’s unlocked with the tool is remarkable. The most important thing he shared was an analogy, attributed to the...
My Mastodon chum Chris recently laid down a challenge to list some bands that we love based on where we live. Now, coming from rainy South Wales, there are slim pickings to be had in the metal department, but a smorgasbord of guitar...
It’s always good when a Daily Create lands on a day when I have time to follow through on my ideas. Today’s TDC asks us toMake an image that shows or represents bones. The image alongside the post is from … Continue reading →
3 May 2026 Hatch Day at the Pitt peregrine nest was just over a week ago so now’s a good time to see how the chicks have grown. This slideshow from the National Aviary’s Cathedral of Learning falconcam displays one photo per day from 25...
I've spent the last year or so slowly replacing the everything-machine in my pocket with devices that do one thing and do it well. A BOOX e-reader for books. Retro handheld consoles for games. An automatic watch that tells time and...