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You may have heard this week that Apple announced a revolutionary new device coming to its iPhone lineup, the iPhone Duo.
As a fierce, loyal devotee of the iPhone, I couldn’t be more thrilled about this. Here’s why:
I discovered a recent popular meme format on Instagram this week called “testing the ‘I love all music’ person” and it made me laugh so much.
my spin on the format has been to reference iconic tracks from Internet history. The golden age...
It’s rare these days, but every once in a while something stops me in my tracks. Recently, walking to my car in the blazing summer heat in Plano’s shops at Legacy West, I marveled at the window display at Louis Vuitton.
Being the collector...
Now, I hesitate to share these things about Santa Fe, because I don’t want people to find out about it and ruin it. But, I spend so much time there that I thought it was worth sharing just a little bit about why.
In no particular order, he...
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Hey so we are on vacation in Santa Fe, and on the drive into New Mexico we made a quick stop at the welcome center and while walking inside, I saw these flowers that quite literally took my breath away. Well, it was either the f...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Social media manager and creator who’s looking up from his phone for the first time in 20 years. Here, I write and share about the analog world I encounter outside the internet.
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