Category: Journal

Deferred Truths

Today, while biking, I listened to an intriguing podcast. The guest conducted a year-long experiment of not lying, leading to unexpected outcomes.

As we began our walk today, a wedding party was setting up in Millennium Park. It was a cold, cloudy, and dreary

Today, my brother-in-law introduced me to his latest gadget: a bird feeder equipped with a camera. Each time a bird lands on

I was mowing the back trails today and checked on the Canada geese that were nesting by the pond—they were gone. I

Driving north, I often pass numerous casinos, bustling with patrons eager for a chance at a windfall. Personally, I’m not drawn to

While reading Elon Musk’s biography, I was astonished to learn how frequently he sought additional funding to prevent SpaceX and Tesla from

Now that the garden is fully planted, I don’t need to spend much time on it—just a bit of watering, weeding, and

I find the history of writing fascinating. Long ago, someone began to assign meanings to a series of lines and taught others

When I stopped by my Mom’s apartment today she was engrossed in a jigsaw puzzle. I’ve never been keen on jigsaws, seeing

I’m close to finishing ‘Moonshot,’ a book detailing the American Space program of the 1960s. I’ve also begun Elon Musk’s biography and