Back during my first attempt at free-flight outside the safety net of my (dear) Mother’s religion, one of the first thought-provoking books I picked up was a little pink paperback with a very curious title. The year was 1976. Due to a last-minute decision to switch from an obscure private college in Lincoln Nebraska to a slightly less […]
03.11Zune as foolscap
My Zune has become, in no small way, my pre-Singularity foolscap. Through it, I am enjoying a personal renaissance in my thirst for diverse learning. Many (esp. my sons) would think it strange that I rarely use my Zune for music. I’m sure I would if I had more music listening time in my day. What […]
01.06Jake Fades
A primary benefit realized from this journal is its role as a sort of ‘audit log’ of life. To that end, keeping track of impactful books read is a perfect fit. My first entry, Jake Fades, came as a recommendation from my good friend and former HP colleague, Tom M. Thanks, Tom.
This frolicsome novel is […]