73 Notebooks
Fran MasonNew insight from old journals. Childhood mother loss and other fun stuff. The natural world. Chicago, Ozarks, Seattle. I'm writing a memoir, working title NEVER THE SAME: A Memoir of Early Loss and Resilience.
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Using an LLM on my family tree
Ever thought about letting an LLM help you answer questions within your family tree by using and Ancestry download (a gedcom file)? I uploaded my file and asked ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude to list all of the second cousins of a target indiv...
I can't say I can't play
My mom put me in swimming lessons when I was six or seven, but it didn’t take. I was too anxious or resistant for at least three reasons. For one, being told to put your face underwater and exhale is overwhelming at first. Second, in the po...
Wrapped in thick layers of down
How do you decide what’s a personal story with value for readers, and what’s just an overshare? Sometimes I draft a post and then get paralyzed by uncertainty. I decide the post is—what exactly? Some combination of these three things:
Socrates? and the Void
I finished reading “Open Socrates” by Agnes Callard and I was so inspired that I ought to read it again about three times. I had no exposure at all to Socratic philosophy until now, but even as a beginner I found the book accessible, truly ...
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I write personal essays about my Chicago childhood and about places and people I love. I'm working on a memoir, working title NEVER THE SAME: A Memoir of Early Loss.
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