Jeanne Bedwell died and it took me close to 20 years to figure out her teaching approach
Jeanne Bedwell died last week on Monday, February 5, 2024. She was my senior English teacher in high school. She was the teacher everyone said … Read More
One of my most prized Christmas gifts is this signed book
A few weeks ago for Christmas I ended up with a big stack of books that will go toward my 5-book per month minimum reading goal this year. But a couple I’ve already read. … Read More
An open letter to the businesses of Irvington, Senator Aaron Freeman, and, in particular, Indy Cycle
I do not know why we can’t just say things that need saying about the businesses, government, City, and IndyGo. … Read More
How I’m trying out a new 6-week rotational schedule with full-day time blocks
The older I get the more I value slow, quiet, and focused intensity. It’s why my phone never rings. Not because people don’t try to … Read More
Everything I’ve learned teaching SEO to university students in the age of AI
Teaching SEO and working in the space is bumping up against the new realities of AI, algorithms, and the limits on human attention. What are we to do? … Read More