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Continue reading →: Family Game NightOur family game night featured Sheriff of Nottingham and Crack List, offering plenty of fun, strategy, and a bit of friendly competition. We love exploring new games and creating lasting memories together. Share your favorite game recommendations in the comments!
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Continue reading →: The Painful Truth of HypocrisyIn this post, I reflect on my journey of writing about hypocrisy, particularly among religious and public figures. As the weight of these stories grew heavier, I realized the deep impact of their actions and the importance of holding them accountable.
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Continue reading →: Erasing our historyI visited San Fernando and Sylmar for a business meeting and couldn’t help but notice the increased homelessness and the abundance of street vendors. Sylmar’s heat was as intense as I remembered, but what really struck me was revisiting a former workplace that had been demolished—leaving me with a sense…
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Continue reading →: Feeding my brain with gamesMy family and I are passionate gamers, with a particular love for board games like Pandemic, Viticulture, and Wingspan. After an initial stumble in Pandemic, we’ve since turned things around and found success. We also enjoy the thrill of escape rooms and dive into video games regularly, appreciating how gaming…
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Continue reading →: We escaped from The PlaygroundOur family played The Playground escape room at The Escape Game in Orange, enjoying a perfectly balanced, immersive experience. With puzzles for all ages, it’s one of the best rooms we’ve ever played. Highly recommended for families!
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Continue reading →: TIL about the BSPBeta Sigma Phi is a sorority founded in 1931 during the Great Depression for women who couldn’t attend college. It’s all about friendship, cultural enrichment, and giving back to the community, with chapters found around the world. TIL that my grandmother was a member.
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Continue reading →: The Best Summer EverBack in 1979, I had the best summer of my life—surfing, falling in love with my future wife, and living with few responsibilities. Fast forward to 2024, and I’ve had another unforgettable summer, thanks to retirement, losing 70 pounds, and building stronger family bonds. It’s funny how experiences and relationships…
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Continue reading →: Reservation Bots – Really?Exploring the intersection of dining and technology, this post reflects on experiences with restaurant robots, digital payments, and reservation scalpers. It highlights the balance between convenience and intrusion, with a humorous take on the evolving dining landscape.
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Continue reading →: What is the size of your map?I’ve been thinking a lot about how my “map” has shrunk since I retired. Back in the day, I used to roam all over the Greater Southern California Metro Area. Now, I barely venture beyond my own neighborhood. To keep my curiosity alive and fend off stagnation, I’ve started using…
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Continue reading →: Learning to love Facebook’s Meta AII don’t spend much time on Facebook—mostly just enough to keep up with what my family and friends are up to. But ever since I started dabbling with Meta AI during the Olympics, my screen time has doubled. Now I’m diving into rabbit holes about obscure sports and Georgia O’Keeffe…
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I’m Joe/Mojoey
Welcome to my blog. Please join me in exploring life after work and other topics of interest. I’m not sure where I am heading with this, but I’m heading somewhere.
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