“Where’s Aidan?” It’s a question that gets asked out loud or in my head hundreds of times every day in my house. Aidan is my nine year old, highly energetic, […]
Where’s Aidan? My favorite question on Autism Awareness Day
A Sense of Honor
Jim Webb graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 1968, 31 years before I did. He served in Vietnam as an infantry officer in the Marine Corps, was wounded twice and […]
It’s Not Checkers
It’s been more than twenty years since the IBM computer Deep Blue beat Grandmaster Garry Kasparov in a six game challenge of chess. Now, a few decades into a reality where something […]
What’s Next?
16 million Americans served during World War II from a country only about 40% as populous as we are today. About half of all working aged men went off to war between […]
Still Conservative
If you’ve followed anything I’ve written on this site, there’s a pretty good chance that you’ve read something that says that I believe that I have conservative roots. And that I even […]
Podcast: The Other Fifty Percent
I sat down with Julie Harris Walker from the podcast The Other Fifty Percent: A Herstory of Tech to talk a little about life in the military, leadership, transitioning into the big […]
The road that lies ahead
I spent a summer some years back in the waterways near the northern end of San Francisco Bay, where the Napa River marshland meets up with Vallejo. The sloughs, as they’re called, […]
