I have been a caregiver to my wife, who had emergency surgery in April to clear a severe infection that could have been fatal. Part of that caregiving is wound care. I received a crash course in taking care of her significant surgical wounds before she left her rehabilitation hospital on May 9th. Since then I have practiced the art of applying gauze, pads, creams, saline, and other things to help her heal. So in a sense I have mastered that skill as much as an amateur nurse can.
Happy Friday Gang!

It’s Friday good people. Do your best. Have the best day possible.
Wordless Wednesday

Back In The Office Today

I am back in the office after being on family medical leave due to my wife’s emergency surgery, recovery and rehabilitation. I worked remotely for a couple of weeks too.
My wife returned to the office today too and she is a bit nervous as to be expected. She is still healing and requires wound care by me and home health. Let’s hope the rest of the week goes well. It’s been a long road but we have made it through.
Thanks to everyone who has been there for us during this time. We are grateful.
A Follow-Up To My Data Center Post
After pondering what my last post on data centers was about, I can think of some alternative data centers that would be helpful in our communities. We need properly funded and stocked libraries and other places of knowledge where people can learn and grow using technology that isn’t destructive or invasive. Data centers wreck everything around them. Making human connections in community centers and the like. Artificial intelligence should have more human-centered actual intelligence built in to give it some balance.
Just Saying – Fewer Data Centers
Instead of more data centers, I think there needs to be more investment in public schools and other stuff to make our communities better. We need to have better priorities. Data centers aren’t good for the environment. We need better things in our communities to make them better.
