Ai and, the word Sabotage, Captain.
In Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991), Valeris, the Vulcan officer aboard the USS Enterprise, explains the origin of the word "sabotage."Read More
Weekend Watercolor, #159 Menton and Lemons
I began painting watercolors during lockdown, when a special friend gave me a set of Kai paints and I've painted nearly everyRead More
Japan: Serenity in a Digital World
It’s been 20 years since I last set foot in Japan, but it feels like the country has only grown in allure. FriendsRead More
Larry Ellison is Making Death Optional // Hold my Beer
This Hold My Beer may be brought to you by Green Tea or Carrot Juice... Larry Ellison’s has a philosophy... “It’s not enough toRead More
The Restless Mind: Using Screens as Tools, Not Traps
The allure of the dopamine loop—those likes, notifications, and endless scrolls—is seductive. But while it offers fleeting satisfaction, it never addresses the deeperRead More
Reflektions in Watercolor, #199 Cannes Iconic
I began painting watercolors during lockdown, when a special friend gave me a set of Kai paints and I've painted nearly everyRead More
Being Yourself, *Especially* on a Date Night
They say you can learn a lot about someone by sharing a meal together, and it’s true. Food has a way of revealingRead More
A word on Clean January… and Watering Down Life&#
The Greeks and Romans were masters of extravagance. They didn’t just throw parties—they hosted grand, lavish affairs that would put today’s most opulentRead More
Weekend Watercolor, #73 Kerylos
I began painting watercolors during lockdown, when a special friend gave me a set of Kai paints and I've painted nearly everyRead More
A Touch of Genius
“Lawrence was a genius, nothing more and nothing less. ~GB Shaw” Some names just won’t stay quiet. T.E. Lawrence—"Lawrence of Arabia"—is one of them.Read More