September 30, 2026 What I read this month Well, that feels better. Being back to a more common routine of wife and child both back to school means more time for me…
August 31, 2026 What I read this month August was a surprisingly busy month for reading, particularly given a nearly two-week trip to Portugal right off the top. Here’s how it shook…
August 26, 2026 Firefox is back. For now. I wrote back in January that Firefox had irked me — and plenty of others — to the point where I was leaving it…
July 31, 2026 What I read this month An unexpectedly busy month, even beyond the expected busyness. Here’s how it shook out as far as reading went: Started and stoppedStress Less, Accomplish…
July 29, 2026 Taking a new, old approach to writing When I got into longer form writing after my initial ages of writing short fiction, I initially started off with plotting ahead of time….
July 1, 2026 What I read this month … and only a day late! Hey, life happens. I connected with another source for finding voiceover work and was trying to milk that…
June 9, 2026 We need a new word I’ve said again and again that I’ve always had a bad memory. It may even be getting a bit worse in my now middle-age….
June 8, 2026 The sugar challenge is on! For as long as I can remember, I’ve liked sweets. You could pretty easily argue that more than like, I’ve loved them. Pastries, candy…
June 7, 2026 Sign, sign, everywhere, a sign Listen, I know that when I tell people that there are certain moments where certain things from wholly disparate sources converge in my life…
June 6, 2026 Power-outs at work make the time drag I work in a corner of the city that seems particularly susceptible to power outages. They’re not unusual when the weather gets a bit…