What Thurston Howell the Third had in common with an 8th Century Buddhist monk.
Peter Crosby You wouldn’t think that a monk and a millionaire are very similar, and you’d be right.
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Upping my gratitude game for 2024.
Gratitude is the best gift you can give someone, because no one can tell if you’re being sincere or not.
No one lives forever, despite what vampires claim.
My goal of immortality relies less on medical breakthroughs, and more on Dracula being a work of non-fiction.
Whoever scripted the dream I had last night was an unoriginal hack.
Frankly, I expect more of my dreams than a standard “visitation” from my recently deceased mother.
Our failed attempt at becoming doomsday preppers.
We thought we could be self-sufficient, but our neighbors will have to look elsewhere for their hero.
Unsolicited thoughts from a Trader Joe’s cashier.
You never really know what people are thinking until they tell you, unprompted.
The all-too timely demise of my 8-year-old MacBook Pro.
The cause of my aging computer’s timely death was my own damn hubris.
A confession: I’m not the person a lot of people think I am.
There’s “imposter syndrome,” and there’s whatever this thing I have is.
How I solved my wife’s snoring problem.
After decades of failed attempts, I stumbled upon a solution that appears to be working.
I let ChatGPT write this. And it did not go well.
Does artificial intelligence spell the end of life as we know it? Probably.
Recently, I’ve had some thoughts about sand.
Sand is a good metaphor for the callous and uncaring universe that will one day kill us all.
How to make better New Year’s resolutions in 2023.
Over 60% of people fail to keep New Year’s resolutions because they choose the wrong ones.
