Whiteboards

I grew up with dusty chalkboards in the 1950’s and 1960’s. My first memory of using a whiteboard was early in 1970 at an interview. I was handed a pen and asked to work through a problem on the board. I felt comfortable with this experience, and passed the interview. Throughout my job life, I’ve…… Continue reading Whiteboards

Painted Rocks

On our walk: painted rocks had been placed at intervals along a guardrail on an old bridge.

Moving in a Time of Lockdown

Walking March 25, 2020. An eerily quiet Minneapolis/St. Paul MSP, walking towards the light rail station. Lane closed to traffic to promote social distancing, West River Road, Minneapolis. Behind the A-Mill artists lofts, across the Mississippi from our home. Railroad switch, a punch of color. I’ve only once seen a locomotive here; the train operator…… Continue reading Moving in a Time of Lockdown

Video Happy Hour

Weekly family happy hour was about to begin using our sophisticated FaceTime videoconferencing system.

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