Life Is Such A Sweet Insanity.

Folks that don’t use Microsoft Windows (which is a wise choice) like to point out there’s plenty of under the hood and obscure elements in the latest version of Windows 11 that are legacy code bits from the days of Windows 95 and Windows 2000.

I am constantly evaluating my intent and subsequent interactions with social media, especially those social media platforms that are owned by the big corporate conglomerations.

You need to set aside about two hours of your life and watch this.

I spend too much time and energy tempering my impulses.

Truman has slightly relocated his upstairs vantage point.

When I was in my early teens I knew that I wasn’t wired like most of the people around me.

Earl and I drove up toward Mount Lemmon in the Jeep.

I haven’t been following the news all that closely, as I just want to get through the midterms with the hopes that the country will regain some baseline of sanity.

I believe I was in seventh grade when I first heard a meaningful conversation that contained the words “austerity budget”.

I’ll never get tired of the sunsets.

I put together a video from yesterday’s hike.

Truman keeps an eye on human activity throughout the house.

My heart fucking needed this.

I’ve taken to wearing a tank top after work.

I do like my terminal windows.

Mother Nature photo bombed my talking head segment for my upcoming video.

I enjoyed the contrast in cloud color this morning during my pre-sunrise walk.

Apple has released the official versions of their latest operating systems across their device portfolio.

I enjoy looking at old yearbooks on classmates.com.

I never realized the Amazons on Paradise Island lived in mobile homes.

YouTube channel “Design Theory” takes a look at how the design of everything has become boring, and how this is impacting society.

As my iPhone 16 Pro made its way through the restoral process, I took a selfie with my M1 iPad Pro.

I had the glass on my iPhone 16 Pro replaced.

As a thunderstorm approached, Truman indicated he wanted to go outside and enjoy the sights.

I upgraded to iOS 27 Release Candidate after the latest Apple announcement, which was this past Wednesday the 9th.

Truman has a very specific format for his treat reception.

As I type this blog entry, my husband is at the Tucson Convention Center, along with a large group of individuals, climbing the number of stairs first responders and other rescue personnel climbed on 9/11/01.

Over this past weekend I found the energy I was convinced I had lost long ago.

My pre-sunrise walk this morning was a delight.

As I flew back from my weekend off the grid, I was playing around with my iPhone and the camera kicked on.

So does this means the airport team smokes like a chimney behind the fuel storage area?

Reading old blog entries from 2019, which was before the pandemic but well into the first round of Trump Idiocy, I realized I’m somewhat damaged as a purveyor of stories from this second Trump experience.

Truman was not in the mood to have his photo taken earlier this week.

On my flight from Tucson to O’Hare (UA5490) on Friday I had a very pleasant conversation with flight attendant Sarah.

John Ternus, the new CEO of Apple, will be making a salary worth $58 million.

I’m onboard United flight 5490 from Tucson to Chicago/O’Hare.

I’m on my way to meet up with friends for the long weekend.