A Starting Over After 60 Blog I spent the weekend with ChatGPT. We are no longer speaking. As I’ve shared before, we have bought land on which we had planned to build our age-in-place home. As we’ve learned more about the terrain and elevation, we’ve had to reconsider our original plans. We were designing aContinueContinue reading “I spent the weekend with AI”
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The 2026 Met Gala and Other Lies About the American Dream
A Surviving Facts Blog This past Monday, the Met held its annual fundraiser gala. It’s a spectacle, a parade of stars and influencers with elaborate and artsy haute couture. This year’s theme was “Fashion As Art.” Outfits ranged from simple Channel elegance to symbolic statement- making constructions. Beyoncé, a co-chair who had not attended inContinueContinue reading “The 2026 Met Gala and Other Lies About the American Dream”
Food Fight
A Surviving Facts Blog Eleven companies own almost every food product we purchase. The companies include Pepsi-Co, Kellogg’s, Mars, General Mills, Mondelez, Johnson & Johnson, Nestle, P&G, Danone, Coca Cola and Unilever. Collectively, these commerce giants, also known as “mega companies,” own and produce thousands of products. Go to any grocery store and read theContinueContinue reading “Food Fight”