Contrary to what many people seem to be doing, especially in the digital world, I don’t often change the tools and services I use. When I find something that works, I’m happy to stick around for the long run. Well, at least unless something major happens that forces me to reconsider my choices. And I can’t really tell you why I find that approach appealing to me. Maybe because it spares me from constantly having to reconsider my choices. It’s probably the same reason why, for years, I...

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Here’s a screen capture of one of the things that drives me nuts with Outlook. Why doesn’t Outlook let me forward this email? Why is it grayed out? The messages under this one are fine, this one is not. It’s not a conversation or a thread; I have those disabled. So what gives?

I’m enjoying A Declaration of the Rights of Magicians by H. G. Parry 📚 more than I thought I would. Parry’s ability to describe feelings and thoughts going through the mind of people works like glue between plot points and characters. It’s been a while since I was able to get into the heads of the characters I’m reading about and see them clearly in my mind’s eye. Such a difference from my previous book!

Another blog post? The second one in two days. My mind has been occupied with running lately, so much so that it got me thinking about all the things I learned from running over the last 20 years. I'm not saying I'm some sort of running expert, not at all actually, but I do know a thing or two by now. Running has been on the rise in popularity since COVID and I love to see it, but there's also a lot of these runfluencers out there who are telling you absolutely need to run in...