Sunday evening, 9:10 p.m. – Nearly twenty-eight degrees cooler in Hickory, North Carolina than it was at this same time yesterday…But at least the wind has died down some. Highest wind speed at my home weather station today was 15.9 mph, although it certainly seemed like it was stronger much of the day.
Author Archives: David Lee Moser
Changing Weather
I’ve had an interest in meteorology for quite a few years. I remember when I was a child and ordered a weather station that had to be put together. Later in life, I would teach middle school science, and for much of that time, weather was one of the topics we studied. Long story short,Continue reading “Changing Weather”
Appstitence….Five Days In
This past Wednesday marked my first day away from Facebook for the period of Lent. As in the past, it’s somewhat difficult those first few days to stay away. As time progresses, it does get much easier, to the point on Easter Sunday where I’ll try to decide whether to go back at all. IContinue reading “Appstitence….Five Days In”
All One Question…
What bores me?
This question took some amount of thinking on my part to answer. There are quite a few things that cause me to be bored and to list them might be…let’s say, boring. A movie I’m not really interested in… A video that shares a lot of philosophical thoughts that are difficult to wrap your mindContinue reading “What bores me?”
Wordle for February 22nd
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Ted Talk: “I quit social media-here’s what happened.”
Link to video for future viewing… https://youtu.be/tslzTC3nt_0?si=_v21zB0BJm0ja2el
Conversation with ChatGPT about hypergraphia and whether or not I have it…
You said: what is hypergraphia and why do people have it? ChatGPT said: Hypergraphia is a strong, sometimes uncontrollable urge to write. Not just journaling a lot — we’re talking about excessive, driven writing that can feel compulsive. People with hypergraphia may fill notebooks, write long letters, produce pages of thoughts rapidly, or feel anxious ifContinue reading “Conversation with ChatGPT about hypergraphia and whether or not I have it…”
Stop Overthinking – Part Two
Guilt and shame is a key reason for overthinking. When you’re not feeling all that great about yourself, repetitive and worrying thoughts can easily pop up. It’s time to replace your negative self-talk with positive self-talk. Positive talk is a means of practicing self-compassion, which is a fantastic way to combat overthinking. Examples of negativeContinue reading “Stop Overthinking – Part Two”
Wordle for Saturday, February 21st
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David Lee 