Connor and Michele got married
Saturday Jill's son married his longtime girlfriend. I can't make my account of the wedding this entertaining, but it was a good time with lots of smiles, laughter, and dancing.…
Taking a look at a past opinion
I have an occasional moment of prescience. One example: This line from my 2004 editorial in the Triad Business Journal that I randomly came across. "Meanwhile, many established journalists look…
Robert Taylor Joyce
My mom asked if I would write dad's obituary. It was one way I could help her from (exactly) 1,000 miles away, while I was waiting to travel to Tennessee…
250
I'm old enough to have been around for the buildup to the bicentennial celebration in '76. My imperfect memory is that people and organizations from various corners of our culture…
Odds and Ends
Random thoughts and observations from the past few weeks: My dad passed away June 8. The same day, I started a new job. Life around that time was messy, to…
JDRF Ride to Cure 2024
Consider supporting my Ride to Cure, which funds research and advocacy to improve lives for people with type one diabetes.
Back on the bicycle for a good cause
JDRF is a cause that's dear to me, and for years I participated in their Rides to Cure--more than 50 of them, in fact. After taking a break, I'm back…
Fleeing the birdsite
I'm over at Mastodon, and at least on my server (federation FTW) the toxicity is at a low level. See for yourself how social media can be civil and interesting.
A New Gig
Next week I'm starting a new chapter in my professional life. After 15 years as a solo consultant and orchestrator of what I call a "creative collaborative," I'm joining Reuben…
T1D Then and Now
A panel discussion about generational changes in diabetes technology, including yours truly. I felt like a human time capsule. Kudos to the folks at JDRF and Beyond Type 1 for…