Perpetual Learning
As a home gardener, I’m always thinking about how plants interact with their environment, and that includes our homes! Recently, a question came up from someone looking to buy a house: what’s the deal with a flower bed being right up against the foundation, especially if it’s been there for years? It’s a fair question, … Read more
There’s a special kind of joy that comes with bringing a new plant home, isn’t there? That feeling of possibility, of adding a little more green to your life. But once the initial excitement settles, the big question often arises: “What do I do now?” For many of us, especially when we’re just starting out, … Read more
Water damage can be a real headache, especially when it comes to our floors. If you’re facing a section of layered flooring that’s seen better days thanks to a leak, don’t worry – it’s often a repairable situation with a bit of planning. Today, we’re diving into how to tackle this, focusing on getting that … Read more
I love a good treasure hunt, especially when it leads me to unique garden finds. Recently, I stumbled upon a quirky, old potato pot at a local thrift store. It’s a sturdy ceramic pot, designed with ventilation holes and a convenient door at the bottom – perfect for harvesting potatoes. But as I admired my … Read more
Tariffs: More Than Just a Trade Tactic As someone who’s spent a career in the tech world, I’ve seen firsthand how shifts in technology can create winners and losers. It’s a bit like that with government policies, too. Tariffs, for example, sound simple enough – a tax on imported goods. But their impact on the … Read more
It’s a common sight in bathrooms, especially around the tub or shower: that once-pristine grout line between the tub lip and the tile starting to crumble. If you’re a homeowner facing this, you might be wondering if it’s a sign of bad installation or if a different kind of sealant is needed. The good news … Read more
It’s easy to get caught up in the grand pronouncements about AI. We hear about artificial general intelligence, AI becoming friends, or even AI outliving us. While those discussions are fascinating, they can feel pretty abstract. I’ve been spending time exploring online communities, like certain subreddits, that focus on something more grounded: how people are … Read more
I’ve got a love-hate relationship with my small bathroom. It’s cozy, functional, and usually gets the job done. But there’s one feature that throws a wrench in the works: a ridiculously large window. It lets in a ton of natural light, which is great, but it also means zero privacy and a whole lot of … Read more
As homeowners, we’re always looking for ways to improve our living spaces. Sometimes that means a fresh coat of paint, maybe a new garden bed, or for many, new windows. But not all windows are created equal, and neither are their price tags. Lately, I’ve been hearing a lot about Renewal by Andersen (RbA) windows. … Read more
It feels like just yesterday I was navigating the early days of software development, and now here we are, discussing artificial intelligence and automation as everyday forces shaping our work lives. My career in tech has given me a front-row seat to this incredible evolution, and it’s clear that the landscape of work is changing, … Read more