With these three words, I join a growing echelon of the world's population who are willing to be injected with bioengineered technology in humanity's fight against SARS-CoV-2. I received the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, comprised of a modified … [Read more]
Looking Forward
One year ago, on March 17, 2020, I resurrected my blog with a focus on the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic. Fast forward and the world is different. There is hope for a renewed future. For the first time in a long time, the world unites to fight the virus -- … [Read more]
Hello 2021!
My last blog post was six months ago today -- when I wrote about normality. I was offered a job that day, and I've been working since as an English teacher at a private elementary school for gifted and talented students. I teach second and third … [Read more]
Normal Life
The last time I wrote about "the new normal" was when I redefined the term in June 2020. In that blog post, I explained that I began using the term because others used it. Recognizing that the pandemic wasn't going away in the near future, I … [Read more]
Why I Don’t Know My Password
For the better part of a decade, I employed a mnemonic password system to remember every password for every website that required one. In early 2020, I deleted every password that mattered and replaced them with a randomly-generated string of … [Read more]
A New Republican Party
CNN published a fascinating collection of opinions from 11 voices in the Republican Party with their speculations on the party's future. Doug Heye thinks the Republican Party is irrelevant. Mia Love supports increased diversity. Scott Jennings … [Read more]
