• The MacBook Air Eleven

    The One That Got Away In 2010, Apple introduced its smallest and lightest Mac ever: the 11-inch MacBook Air. Officially, it lasted in Apple’s lineup until 2016, though new and refurbished models remained available for years. Now, fifteen years later, the tech world has moved on, but there’s still something about the 11-inch MacBook Air…

  • Birmingham: By Train!

    I’m in the midst of writing a new series “Birmingham By Train”  This series is a collection of expanded entries from my timeline journal and the photos I took for a one day train trip to Birmingham Alabama. This trip was over a year in the making and delayed many times. It started out as…

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  • A Week with the MacBook Air 11-Inch: A Practical Retrospective

    Whenever you buy a piece of tech, the first question is always the same: “Was it worth it?” If you’re here, you’re probably wondering whether the MacBook Air 11-inch still has a place in today’s world. The answer isn’t just about performance—it’s about value, portability, and usability in 2025. Why the MacBook Air 11-Inch Still…

  • The 12” MacBook in 2025

    For Apple, the 12-inch MacBook is a lot like the iPhone 13 mini: beloved by a small audience but never a big seller. It represented a vision of the future—one that Apple has largely realized with the Apple Silicon MacBook Air and the latest generation of iPad Pro models. Today, Apple clearly wants you to…

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  • You don’t make many new friends when you’re old.

    I recently had a hour long conversation with a business prospect. Five minutes into our conversation our business had concluded, but we went on to talk about family, maintaning our homes and the dissolution of society as we know it. I wanted to catch a movie with this guy, or sit in his kitchen and…

  • My father

    My father, left few things for me to know of him.  My father was weak.  My father was a good cook, that’s what I know about him.  He made good kidneys and eggs, he did great barbecue. He liked to bicycle a good bit.  He mouthed words from the bible, not cause he was an…

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