This teapot is my favorite style of teapot.

NASA and Google worked together to put a ton of photos together and analyse them with machine learning to group them. Then they made a really cool webiste out of them.

Marshmallow Club Cracker sandwich SMH at some of the things my girlfriend eats.

SUCCESS ISN’T ABOUT HOW YOUR LIFE LOOKS TO OTHERS; IT’S ABOUT HOW YOUR LIFE FEELS TO YOU.

I try to tell myself this all the time and I still have a hard time not judging myself based on how I see other people.

I have been a procrastinator for so long I am afraid I may not know how not to procrastinate.

1980’s Taylor Swift is perfect.

Does anyone have recommendations for comics?

The genre and/or style isn’t important. U just want to check out new stuff that I may not know about.

It is past time news organizations stop putting, slammed, eviserated, or similar words in their headlines because nothing comes out of it; just a click.

It is hyperbole for hyperbole sake and does nothing to add to the journalistic integrity of the news organization.

Yup @simonwoods has the best advice for life.

blog.simonwoods.online/2019/03/0…

Isn’t it ironic?

Only one judge on America’s Got Talent is American.

Had to laugh at this one.

Waiting on the IT guy to hookup and connect a Verizon 4G backup router and he literally said, “Can you hear me now?”

And I just can’t anymore. It’s been a 13 hour shift and I just want to go home now.

I miss physical keyboards on mobile phones.

Today’s digital cleaning was checking on the applets I have setup on IFTTT to see if they are still setup how I actually use the services they are checking.

Everybody’s so nice and polite

#WheelOfFortune puzzle

If Dave Winer Were CEO of the NYT

Dave Winer on how to dilute the NYTimes brand while getting nothing of value in return.

mjtsai.com/blog/2019…

Nashville Hot Chicken is pretty good. And the French Toast at 55 South went with it quite well.

Wasted Hours

In a chain of blog posts I had a pretty profound revelation about how I spend my time.

Tim Smith at Bright Pixels linking to David Sparks at Macsparky writing about block scheduling led me to look at my own calendar.

I work in a warehouse shipping electronics to customers. I don’t have the luxury of scheduling my work day like the creative people that I like to read online. There are hard deadlines for orders to ship through out the work day and I have to focus on those deadlines rather than carving time out to think about what to write about. That time that I can use is in the morning before my shift starts.

If I wake up at 9 am every day and leave for work at 1 pm every day; I will have 4 hours during the day to schedule my own stuff. That’s twenty (20) hours a week that I have available to me to work on projects, goals, tasks, whatever. Twenty hours.

Right now I spend the majority of those four hours a day sitting on the couch drinking coffee and reading RSS feeds while YouTube plays music videos on my TV. That is a waste of time. I am not using my time effectively. I am wasting my time.

What am I going to do about it? I don’t know yet. But, just realizing that I have 20 hours in the week to do what I want to do is a sudden eye opener for me. I have never stopped to think about how much time I am wasting every day.

Reflected Glory

Modern Times: Down Near the Border

About 1,000 migrants have been found in Arizona, waiting for the Border Patrol, not fleeing to commit heinous crimes against Americans, since last summer.

This is a National Emergency?

www.execupundit.com/2019/02/m…

Life Lessons

Number 9 got me good.

www.swiss-miss.com/2019/02/l…