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Six Reasons My Kids Will Wonder How My Generation Survived
Remember talking to your parents and discovering that they did stuff as kids that we would never be allowed to do today? Like riding in the car without a seatbelt, or breaking thermometers so they could play with liquid mercury? I have no doubt that my kids will someday look back on my life and Read more
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#TechTuesday: Two Technologies I am Really Excited for in 2023!
Welcome to #TechTuesday! On a Wednesday this week…because SOMEONE (okay, me. It was me.) forgot it was not Tuesday today. It will be on Tuesday next week. I’ve got two really exciting technologies to talk about today: virtual reality and natural language processing! If you want to read more about some of the things I Read more
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My Theme for 2023 is FLOW
January is a wonderful time to set intentions for the year to come. I am just coming off a year of being BRAVE, and it’s feeling like I need to take a break and rest. So this year’s theme is FLOW. Here’s what that means to me – let’s use a running metaphor. When running Read more
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Rebirth in Eight Parts
(My first poem in a very long time – because I write poetry now!) Part 1: Pieces Bits of meFloating in the windTrying to come home.They look like dropletsIn a cloudJust out of sightBut all around.Where do they goWhen they’re high in the sky?Will they ever come down? Part 2: Darkness I fly a kiteFrom Read more
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Are AI Generated Images still Art?
And actually, what IS art anyway? Art is something we do, a verb. Art is an expression of our thoughts, emotions, intuitions, and desires, but it is even more personal than that: it’s about sharing the way we experience the world, which for many is an extension of personality. It is the communication of intimate Read more
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Reflecting on 2022
I am finishing 2022 in a very different place from where I started. A year ago, I was on short term disability and in significant pain every day. I couldn’t work a full day, or pick up my kids. Even carrying a cup of coffee was painful. A year ago, I had more work than Read more
Kim Osborne Rodriguez 