Thanks Nancy! Yes, different aspects of people change so much as time goes by I think you have to find a way to change together. I think, as we age, we begin to realize the moments we treasure the most

Thanks! It's cheap here too. Most places in the downtown area are a lot more than that, especially if an event is going on. The customer service aspect was disappointing. I even sent an email to the management

Yes, yawning and checking our watches. Lol. The audience was mainly GenX and a lot of our generation still drink alcohol. I almost felt like I was in a Catholic mass the amount of times I had to stand

Thank you! I'm so glad you enjoyed it.

There's so much food for thought here. We live in a very tricky age and it's smart to question how we interact with AI and then set our own personal boundaries and move forward with intention. Surprisingly

That would be about my upper limit as well.

Quite a few people are using Grok Bot now to manage their entire financial portfolio. I'd still be very nervous about handing over control of all my financial accounts to an AI bot. Other people are just

Hi John, That's a difficult question to answer. I imagine the fizzling out of creativity has a lot of different causes. Sometimes people are the victims of their own success, I think. They feel pressure

It was hot in there too. Even during the winter. I'd do hours-long Zoom calls with the writing team and just be roasting.

What made you think that? Lol. There's so many of my memories in this story....the line about the chihuahuas came from an eccentric owner of a restaurant I used to go to during lunch when I worked downtown.

It's so tough to try to time the market. I've had my share of fumbles in the last ten years too. In retrospect, I've learned that I never once have regretted selling (even if it wasn't at the market top),

Thank you! We must be cut from the same cloth. Lol. Most of the screenplay for the Netflix series I was working on was written in a 4x6 closet in an apartment we were living in. There were zero distractions.

I love it too! I'm making up for lost time because butter was demonized for so much of my life.

Your description of that morning pastry made my mouth water. : ) It reminded me of a little patisserie we found in Montreal. My Mom is the same way with butter. Her freezer looks a little like the vaults

I remember in the late-70s Kenny Rogers was everywhere. That must have been the peak of his popularity. A lot of women my Mom's age had crushes on him. My Dad spent about five years up in the Pacific NW

Yes Sir! It's grown significantly quieter in these last few years. That's great that you were able to use your funds here to manifest a business! I'm sure people, including me, would like to read about

Yes! Some people learn to carry their burdens gracefully too. Thanks and I hope you're having a great week!

Very true!

Yes.

I agree. My wife and I both struggled with this for many years after the pandemic. So many of our friends stopped reaching out and I think we naturally begin to recognize a lack of reciprocity in friendships