
When I set my book free, I had mixed emotions. Part of me wanted to hang on to it, almost like I could keep it safe that way. After all, it was my first book, my baby, my heart on paper. Letting it go into the world wasn’t easy.

It’s very entertaining to dig up the oddity stories from around the world every Friday.

We can learn from watching babies, toddlers, and yes, even teenagers. I wondered if I am the only one who looks at it that way. Does not being a parent make me more of a pushover or perhaps more observant?

To me, it looks like Luna is smiling. My husband says it’s because she is lying on her back.

Our Patches (11) on the left. Our puppy Luna, seventeen weeks old, fell asleep right beside her—worn out and at peace.

No wonder Vader can’t lose weight. He is eating walnuts by the pound, and we don’t even have a walnut tree in our yard— neither do our neighbors.

It started harmlessly. I wanted to know if AI could profile me. The dialogue and the questions went from there. In the end, I got AI’s advice on AI itself. It’s a long post (I didn’t shorten it), but very interesting. I highlighted certain paragraphs because I found the answer particularly interesting or downright frightening.