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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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Continue reading →: My Love for Collecting Odd ThingsThe author’s lifelong penchant for collecting has evolved from tangible items like old books, pennies, and chess pieces to digital treasures of music, photos, and live performances. The thrill of the hunt is evident in their pursuit of rare pennies and the joy found in their extensive image library captures…
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Continue reading →: We Banished the Weeping WitchWe played The Weeping Witch escape room at Anaheim’s Cross Roads Escape Games yesterday afternoon. The room was challenging and fun. Our small group of four did well, and it felt like the right team size for the experience. We banished the Weeping Witch! Two more people would have been…
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Continue reading →: The Quinns of MontanaThe author’s family lineage traces back to the Quinn family, who settled in Montana. They express a strong interest in their ancestors’ immigrant backgrounds and are dedicated to uncovering and preserving their family history, with particular focus on discovering more about their ancestors’ lives in Montana.
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Continue reading →: I hate the word bombshellThe writer expresses frustration with the overuse of “bombshell” in YouTube video titles. They argue that most content labeled as such is not significant, merely repackaged news. The writer laments the lack of meaningful headlines and considers avoiding political news on YouTube.
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Continue reading →: Addressing Homelessness: Insights from a Volunteer City CommissionerI read California Progressives Are Making Homelessness Worse in the New York Times this morning. In an audio segment, Matthew Desmond offers his opinion about why California’s homelessness problem will not go away. I agree with him. I’ve seen the story from the inside. I am a volunteer city commissioner…
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