SPOILER ALERT! Don’t read this if you’re planning to, but haven’t seen the movie yet. You also need to watch past the first 20 to 30 minutes to understand what’s going on. I promise it’s worth it. “Everything Everywhere All at Once” is a mind-bending, strange and original film that…

Dedicated to Moshe My mom was a true tomboy with a love for playing baseball. After two sports accidents that tore her kneecap apart and repeated surgeries, she’d missed too much school and it became increasingly difficult for her to finish high school. …

Tired of wasting time, I highly recommend this video by Sam Matla. With the advent of so many personal knowledge management systems out there (also known as “PKM” or note taking applications), such as Notion, Obsidian RoamResearch, Logsec, Drafts, etc. …

They say that a picture is worth a thousand words so I hope my photos well express the beauty of the land and it’s people. In a rural village of farmers in Gisenyi, Rwanda, a normally quiet and peaceful setting, there are swarms of soldiers, militia men carrying clubs and…

A well lived life leaves its mark You cry when you’re born while others are smiling, you’re lucky if you’re smiling when you die while others are crying. Humility is a superpower, especially from those enjoying great success. Generously shower your kindness & benevolence upon others, this lives on well past you. Time is precious, it’s not about the length of your life, but the quality of it. Love fiercely!

Are you someone with a wide range of interests? Do you find yourself immensly curious about a large and diverse amount of topics? Subjects sometimes so varied, you’re left wondering if something’s wrong with you or you have some form of attention deficit disorder. …

I love my family. That goes without saying. My children are wonderful, blah, blah, blah. But let’s face it, who else was more excited to…

On a recent flight home. A very lonnngggg flight home. I decided to occupy myself with watching some preloaded content on the flight entertainment system. How lucky was I, To discover the recent David Attenborough series “The Green Planet”. A series of five episodes — Tropical Worlds, Water Worlds…

It’s incredible what we can learn from other cultures and ancient practices. A 14th century, ancient Japanese forestry technique called Daisugi, allows planted cedars pruned in a special way, to produce “shoots” that become perfect, straight, knot-free lumber. This method, used for centuries in Japan, involves cultivating young cedar trees…