How I See It: Reflections on spirituality, technology, and the art of everyday life

This week's Weekly Update covers progress on my new office floor and woodwork, watching Starship Flight 14, dealing with a leaking washing machine, and discovering just how much passive income I am getting each month.

This week's Weekly Update covers preparing to install the new floor in my office, why time seems to pass faster as we get older, the slow arrival of fall, problems getting back to my morning walks, and deciding to repair an aging washing machine.

This week's Weekly Update covers my business trip to Irvine, California, including a visit to the company's headquarters, some travel frustrations at John Wayne Airport, and the new office flooring waiting for me when I returned home.

This week's Weekly Update is a short one as I get ready to leave on a business trip. Things at work are going well, but with September 11 marking 25 years since the attacks, I've also been thinking back to that morning and what I remember seeing, thinking, and worrying about as the events unfolded.

This week's Weekly Update comes a day early as I turn 65, look back at the year when September 3 disappeared from the calendar, remember an unexpected visit from the FBI involving my father's fingerprints, and set myself a new goal of getting back to an 11-minute mile. I'm getting it out early so I can spend the three-day weekend working on my office remodel.

This week's Weekly Update covers a few observations about President Trump's latest renaming and remodeling efforts, the surprising number of rabbits I've been seeing on my morning walks, a major change in how I'm using AI at work, and continuing progress on my office remodel. I have been racking my brain for what to say in this week's Weekly Update, and I don't have anything major to report, so just a couple of observations will have to do.