I wonder whether the turkeys pardoned by the President and really thankful. However, we enjoy this day, may we find a moment to be thankful. Happy Thanksgiving.  

Just when you thought things were in cruise mode...BAAAMMM .... out of the blue life can deal you a wicked hand.   However, when this happens, you instantly know who your friends are.  The ones who support you and encourage you.  I have many such friends in Gotham.  I am also fortunate to have a very supportive family.  So in this instance, I was covered all the way around.  

Everyone is talking about Artificial Intelligence.  It is showing up in so many different ways.  You can’t even do a google search anymore without AI results.  

For me, Thanksgiving is all about the side dishes. It’s also about the frame of the turkey but that’s a blog for another day.  

It was that time again. Cannot ignore it. Cannot avoid it. Cannot delay it.  The outside office —at least of very last vestiges of it — got formerly closed yesterday.  Much of the work got done the preceding weekend.

Time is a funny thing. It’s always moving forward, unstoppable and unrelenting. Everything—people, plants, animals, even the things we create—has a time limit. Eventually, everything perishes, changes, or fades away. It’s a humbling thought but also fascinating.   I've been thinking about time a lot lately, especially when I reflect on my company’s journey. We’ve been building websites since 1997, and when I mention this to people, I sometimes get responses like, “Wow, that’s longer than I’ve been alive!”   

As you may know, Joanne and I share a wonderful 11 year old Schnoodle (Schnauzer/Poodle mix) named Charcoal (pictured).  As time went by, a pattern developed that the night shift was my sole responsibility.

This came from a colleague of mine. I think it is worth sharing.