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Two Dinners and a Gospel-Singing Camel
Today brought a clear head, a raspy voice, and the possibility of two dinners in one night—proof that fellowship comes in many forms. Between bronchitis, translation experiments, and a gospel-singing camel, midweek life feels wonderfully unpredictable and full of grace. Read More
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The Flu Said No — But the County Said Yes
A doctor visit, new medications, and a week of exhaustion didn’t stop unexpected progress. From county corrective actions to Rotary history requests, AI music reels, Masonic preparations, maker-space projects, and finally joining the Mah Jongg League, it became a strangely productive stretch despite feeling awful. Read More
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When Modern Accountability Meets 1980s Technology
A canceled county meeting led me into a surprising look at our decades-old financial system—complete with telnet screens and missing programmers. Between illness, community kindness, and late-night coding, I built a powerful new tool to analyze general-ledger data and push modernization forward. Read More
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Down With The Sickness
All week, I’ve been feeling worse than I ever expected. At first, I brushed it off as allergies, but the symptoms only intensified. My ribs ache from constant coughing, and even speaking has become painful. Despite multiple negative Covid tests, whatever this is has completely worn me down, leaving me mostly bed-ridden. My dogs keep… Read More
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Changing ingredients in Chinese Food
Changing ingredients in Chinese Food I’m pretty sick at the moment. I had some Chinese food at my favorite place today with General Tso’s Chicken, Lo Meign, Hot & Sour Soup, and a medium sprite, no ice. The people there Read More
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Dreamy Audio #29: The Answer You Already Got
A dream spirals from a mob’s quest for divine answers into folded symbols, blocked exits, and bureaucratic stalls, until a hidden image unfolds into an Egyptian chamber of giant scorpions—where meaning multiplies, answers repeat, and confrontation arrives without conclusion. Read More