Finally got my heart rate into the all important Zone 4 during my exercise.

Sunrise with many clouds

I’ve been using my anxiety over AI and other technological enshitificatiins to do more in the real world. Taking more walks, chatting with friends, taking the family out for ice cream, and witnessing sunsets.

Orange sunlight setting on the top half of pine trees against a blue sky

A baby robin stopped by to check me out during his first test flight out of the nest. I felt bad for the nearby parents who immediately wrote them off for dead. Thankfully, once they got far enough from me, the parents fed them and everyone continuedd having a good afternoon.

Baby Robin, standing on a wooden deck, looking at the camera

It’s difficult to photograph but the white, fluffy tree pollen is swirling like snow.

High contrast of sunset behind a tree with white pollen floating

Pain may give purpose but it’s not pain that makes people, it’s love.

Tales of the Empire is good in many of the ways that Star Wars is good but I’m not sure how long I can sit through the trend of “how evil can evil get?” plots in this universe. It’s feeling similar to how everything became set in or about WWII in the early 2000’s. I don’t find fascism fascinating.

The flowers have all arrived to give spring a proper return.

Late afternoon view of a green grass yard with two small trees covered in pink flower blossoms

Had the good fortune of spending a night at the beautiful Hokelaga Inn in Kingston, Ontario. My daughter and I wondered why none of the ultra wealthy build their own Victorian houses?

Exterior of a large multistory Victorian house with red brickwork and ornate white and green decoration named the Hochelaga Inn

The wind may still be cold but it’s great to see new, red buds popping up everywhere.

Blue sky with tree in foreground with red leaf buds emerging from its bare branches

I think I had somebody else’s dreams last night. Places I didn’t recognize, events with no personal meaning, nobody I knew. It’s made for a strange morning.

I think I’ll grab some more coffee. (It was bright and sunny just a few minutes ago.)

My wife surprised me with an amazing concert of one of my favorite bands, Djangophonique (Link), at the Detroit Institute of Art.

four jazz musicians and a singer from the band Djangophonique performing on stage

In a confusing turn in an unseasonably warm winter, snow has returned.

Snow dusted rooftop with rusty heating pipe sticking up on right
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