Springtime in the Texas Hill Country brings lots of opportunities for encounters with wildlife…some wilder than others.
Author: Eric
Neighborhood Nature (Pt. 24)
Coding with AI
I'm a lousy coder. But my good buddy, ChatGPT, isn't.
I asked ChatGPT to help me with a computer coding issue, and the results were impressive.
Just another manic memeday*
*With fake apologies to the Bangles
me: i’m going to make one of those diagrams that uses circles
dracula: venn
me: probably tomorrow
Blooming Magnolia
It only took four years since planting, but we finally got the first magnolia bloom. It lasted…well, not very long.
Seeing Red…No, not THAT red!
Wherein I break a longstanding rule against discussing school or car colors.
I have a new truck, and the color is generating some controv…uh…discussion.
Radiation Cessation Elation
The next step in the journey is complete. Now we wait.
My radiation therapy is finished. It’s another step in the journey, but it was a pretty big one.
Fire Ant Flickers (#10)
The following post pairs well with a cold glass of Bosco and milk.
The menu for today: tech bros as cowboys; Jeopardy for seniors; rock squirrels; magnolia blossoms. ¡Buen provecho!
From Sombreros to Striped Shirts
Two centuries of music in one weekend
Two nights…two concerts…two completely different experiences.
Fire Ant Flickers (#9)
Signs of spring, food and drink recommendations, and proof that my pivot from zoology to accounting was a wise choice.
Fire Ant Flickers (#8)
It's been an interesting week in and around Casa Fire Ant
Pie, drought, dogs, turtles, sitcoms, and buzzards: there’s something for everyone!