Archive for October 2023
Paranoia Pays . . .
. . . My tablemates
harp at me for fretting
but it’s effective because
most of the things I worry about
never happen.
A Lady Friend . . .
. . . of a friend of mine
no longer proclaims
60 is the new 40
because she just lost her driver’s license.
When asked . . .
. . . what I do for exercise,
my answer is that I’m into resistance training:
I refuse to go to the gym.
For Three Days in a Row . . .
. . . my correspondent told me,
he and his coffee colleagues
saw the same yellow-bellied bird
doing the same thing at the same time in the same location.
On that third day, they thought,
“Silly little bird. So predictable and susceptible to routine.”
And then they thought,
to notice this,
they had to have been
doing the same thing at the same time in the same location.
for three days in a row.
That got them wondering if
that’s how AI looks at humans.
Lotsa Things Going On . . .
. . . but if you R E A L L Y want to know
what’s R E A L L Y going on,
get to the
all-resident Town Hall meeting
at 3 p.m. in the 2nd floor theater.
It’s in your monthly calendar
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