A key to my everyday carry since I was a boy has always been a Swiss Army Knife. I’m going to tell you a story today of the first time carrying a knife got me into trouble. I was six years old and new to a new school. We just […]
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Analog Vs Digital Lifestyles
Life in 2026 can be a bit of a puzzle! I’ve mostly embraced a digital lifestyle. I get my books from Apple Books, my magazines digitally, and all my movies and TV shows from AppleTV. For writing and taking notes, I use the Apple Pencil and iPad Air. But sometimes, […]
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The iPad As My Primary Device
It’s still pretty surprising to people when I say that my iPad Air is my main device. Most folks think of the iPad as something you use to look at information, not something you create information on. But I saw the iPad’s potential early on. When Steve Jobs showed off […]
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Repurpose, Reuse, And Recycle
Our planet has a limited number of natural resources, and we’re using them faster than we can replenish them. It’s a good idea to think about the 90s rule of repurpose, reuse, and recycle. I enjoy getting the newest and greatest things, but it feels more satisfying to find items […]
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Safely Getting Rid Of Old Tech
With all the cybercrime and tech changes happening now, I’ve got some old computers and gadgets that aren’t really working anymore. What should I do with them? I’m not sure about just throwing them in the trash. It’s not good for the planet, and I’m worried about my data getting […]
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The Great Purge Of 2026
January was quite a whirlwind. My Dad was in a serious illness, and sadly, my uncle passed away. I also lost a dear family friend to cancer. Amidst all this, I resolved to make 2026 the year I tackled my clutter and cleaned up my space. As someone with ADHD, […]
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Crafting: Finding Creative Flow
Sometimes, you just need to step away from your writing and let your creative energy flow elsewhere. I’ve turned mine to crafting! I recently got a Cricut Maker, which is a cutting machine that can cut things like vinyl, cardstock, lightweight woods, and even engrave. I’ve made several projects since […]
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Family Monthly Game Tournament
I recently turned my Dad onto Switch Sports bowling, and it’s been a blast when he and my girlfriend’s son join me! Since it’s a fun, active game we can all enjoy, I thought it would be a great way to get moving. As someone who likes a bit of […]
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The Headphones Rule
I’ve noticed something that might come from my time in IT, or maybe it’s just common knowledge: it’s generally understood that you shouldn’t bother someone who’s listening to music or headphones. For me, this is a way to minimize distractions while I’m working. With ADHD, staying focused is a constant […]
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Discipline Is A Creative Act
Being a writer is a double-edged sword. On one hand, I get to wake up and dive into something I adore—creating stories that bring joy to others. On the other hand, I face the challenge of a world that might not fully appreciate my work, and I have to muster […]
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