Data Centers and the Cost of AI
I really have an issue with data centers as well as artificial intelligence. No, I have anything against technology. We all know that it is always occurring and has been since civilization. But at this juncture, I feel like we as...
Space Travel – What’s the Real Reason People Want to Go “Up There”?
Growing up, there were spacecraft blasting off into space every few years or so. There were the traditional manned rockets, unmanned rockets, as well as the installation of satellites, and the first space stations, think Skylab--of which there were four. I only...
The Sorry State of Technology
I would like someone to explain this to me. First, let me set the stage: I purchased a Dell laptop in November 2022. Fast-forward to December 2023. Not quite 13 months after my purchase, I lifted the lid and heard crackling. At this time, the framework pulled away...
Enough Already with the Return to Work Mantra!
We can't win. We're damned if we do, damned if we don't. I am a Federal employee and I have been for quite a while. And in our current political climate, I'm brave to even admit it these days. I have done it all. I have worked five days a week before the advent of...
#Read an Ebook Week, March 5 – 11, 2023!
Hello, Readers! We are fast approaching Read an Ebook Week, a week that encourages readers to pick up the digital device of their choice and download a new book to read. In honor of my eleventh year self-publishing my books, I'm excited to announce that my...
My Review of the Kindle Vella Story, Waiting for the Day, Christmas, by Nortina Simmons
I recently finished reading the Kindle Vella story, Waiting for the Day, Christmas, by Nortina Simmons. I can't say that I'm a particularly religious person but the story was very thought-provoking. It stems around a group of old college friends who most of them (with...
My Review of Hireath by Jennifer Leigh Pezzano
I just got finished reading, Hireath, by Jennifer Leigh Pezzano on Kindle Vella. I can't say that I knew what the title meant at the beginning. I thought it would be a woman's name. At the conclusion of the story, I now know what it means And I understand. I loved...
We Are Our Own Worst Enemy
Stabbings in Idaho. Mass shootings in a Walmart in Chesapeake, Virginia. Six hundred and fifty mass shootings so far this year. I can't even keep up. WordPress Image An average newscast consists of at least 1/3 killings of some sort, many of them being mass shootings....
My New Kindle Vella Story, Treasure
I've been working on a new project via Kindle Vella. What's Kindle Vella, you say? Or maybe not, since it's been in existence for almost two years now. So yes, I guess you could say that I'm late to the party. Better late than never, I always say. Just in case you...
My Review of Get a Life, Chloe Brown (the Brown Sisters, #1) by Talia Hibbert
I recently finished reading the contemporary romance novel, Get a Life, Chloe Brown (The Brown Sisters, #1). This is the second novel by Talia Hibbert that I've read and have enjoyed, even more than Operation Atonement. The character, Chloe Brown is kind of a mess....