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Not going to go crazy on this category. The one thing you can’t get back on the  internet is anonymity. I could never decide what to do with the category so I keep is simple and upbeat…

Navigating failure, ambition, the absurdities of life and more…

Scott Adams, the brilliant mind behind *Dilbert* and a tireless explorer of persuasion, systems, and human behavior, left this world on January 13, 2026, at age 68 after a fierce battle with metastatic prostate cancer. In his final months, he faced declining health with the same clarity and directness that defined his career—sharing updates on Read More

Remembering 9/11: The Tribute in Lights, 24 Years Later

It’s hard to believe 24 years have passed since September 11, 2001—a day that reshaped our world. Today, we honor the lives lost and the resilience shown through the iconic Tribute in Lights, a powerful memorial illuminating New York City’s skyline. I searched X.com for “The Tribute in Lights” and found breathtaking images and videos capturing Read More

Life Upgrades: The Power of Small Steps

One of the greatest lessons I’ve learned is the value of making small upgrades in life. These aren’t grand, life-altering changes that happen overnight. Instead, they’re tiny, intentional improvements that, over time, compound into something transformative. The key? Never stop making them, no matter how small they seem. You never know where these steps will Read More

A Serene 2025 Sakura Update from Farmingdale Gardens

Ten years after my last cherry blossom post, I revisited Long Island’s Farmingdale Gardens in 2025 to capture the quiet beauty of sakura. This spring, I filmed two cherry blossom trees in full bloom at the Teaching Gardens of Farmingdale State College, a hidden gem known for its horticulture program. No crowds, just the soft Read More

Nine Months to a New Feline Friend

It only took me about nine months to break down and get another cat. That’s what I told myself when a coworker talked me onto a purring tabby cradled in my arms. Nine months—long enough to grow a human, apparently just long enough for me to realize I couldn’t keep living in a house that Read More