Hey There! It's 5:37 PM MST, 64°F, sunny
I'm getting to this post rather late, sa it's podcast day, which means I've been under the headphones all day. I am now previewing the podcast, so doing a bit of multitasking here, which is not my favorite thing to so. So it goes.
Yesterday was a day filled with a number of errands, but nothing terribly significant. After my morning ritual, I started out with an interview for my podcast. I then spent a couple of hours once again trying to research and organize my trip to Japan. It's really a matter of getting all the tours and times together. I don't want to overdo it, but I do want to make sure my time won't be wasted either. I've also got to put final touches on my 10 days from here to WA.
In the afternoon I did two interviews with the same guy. He's doing two events for me, and it was nice to get two interviews done in one session. Following that interview, I waited for DW to be finished with watching the Olympics (she is really into them), and we went out to do a few shopping errands. We went to the food coop to get some chips, then to CVS to redeem some coupons, and then to Culvers to get dinner. I had the walleye dinner and she had the sandwich. They were both very good.
The evening was once again filled with podcasts and videos. That seems to be the formula these days to fill the evening hours. I listened to a cool podcast on AI, and it made me think that if we could contain AI as a personal assistant, but I doubt that will happen, as did the guest on the interview. Podcasts make me think a little more than videos, and since they can be heard within an hour, I feel I learn a great deal in a short time. Bedtime was 11:08 PM
Notable deaths: Bill Mazerowski, Hall of Fame second baseman for the Pittsburgh Pirates, whose walkoff home run Game 7 of the 1960 World Series beat the NY Yankees 10-9 and clinched the series for the Pirates, 89.
'Til We Meet Again!