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Monthly Archives: January 2022
443. If I only had a brain (chip)
It has come to my attention that Elon Musk’s Neuralink brain device company is currently requesting applications for a clinical director. His/her/their job will be to manage the trials to install the brain chip in human brains. It’s getting serious, … Continue reading
442. Toddler time
This is week two of my 75 day challenge to see if I could re-learn how to play anything on the piano.So far, all my fingers seem to think they are thumbs. That isn’t nice. Especially after all I’ve done … Continue reading
441. Hitting all the wrong notes.
This week, I made a possibly reckless decision. I hope I won’t live to regret it.It came about because grandson Bryce is embarking on another of his 75 day health programs. If the “victim” of such an endurance challenge is … Continue reading
440. The mystery of cousins
This week, a woman named Trudy – from Hudson, New York – messaged me to say that ancestry.com was indicating that I – but none of the rest of my family – might be related to her family. They wondered if I … Continue reading
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439. Chloe, Oh My!
I recently rescued my formerly faithful avatar Chloe from my digital dust bin. It’s too late though. Chloe has changed. Gone is my proper, docile, obliging, dim-witted digital companion. Apparently, she wants to be liberated and have ideas of her … Continue reading
