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  • What makes us who we are

    What makes us who we are

    When I got out of the Army, I joined the National Guard in Mass because they offered free tuition for college. I took CLEP tests and skipped the first two years of college, starting as a junior. As my coursework came to an end I needed an internship and didn’t…

  • It’s been a while.

    More than a hot minute. Many, many months. Lots going on and redirecting my focus, but as part of my new mental floss, I plan to be more communicative. Watch this space. #HoneyRand #I’mbaaaaack #Checkyousoon

  • Endlings: the last of their species

    Endlings: the last of their species

    #Endlings are the last of their kind. We hear about their sad stories but National Geographic wonders whether our fascination with them can be enough to nudge us toward better #conservation. Think the last passenger pigeon, Martha, who died in 1914 or Sudan, the last male northern white #rhinoceros who…

  • How did I get here?

    How did I get here?

    Did you ever stop to think, “How did I get here?”

  • Just hit refresh

    Just hit refresh

    Sometimes you just gotta hit refresh. Like my author photo, which also needs a refresh, my website, my author website need updating and rearranging. Here’s a link to the result. Whatcha think? #HoneyRand #Website #Refresh https://honeyrand.com

  • e-panhandling? Is this a thing?

    e-panhandling? Is this a thing?

    I recently visited Washington, DC, to see some of the national museums. So I walked. A lot. A couple of thoughts. The smell of weed permeates the streets. Lots of traffic. There were, of course, some street people and some crazies, but the standout for me was a guy on…

  • Tell it to the hand.

    Tell it to the hand.

    This weekend I made a run to Whole Foods. I have a thing for their Tzatziki and it’s a lot closer than a drive to Tarpon Springs. Plus, hummus. ANYWAY, at self-check-out, there was something new. As I was ready to pay a small monitor gave me the “opportunity” to…

  • Adopting infrastructure for electric cars

    Adopting infrastructure for electric cars

    AI may leave us a little uncertain and concerned. The same is true of Elon Musk’s neurolink. But some #technology is driving the #future. Late last year, crews installed what’s billed as the nation’s first #wireless-charging public #roadway for electric vehicles beneath a street just west of downtown @Detroit. Isn’t…

  • Death and Stickers

    When Jim died, and I was transferring all the insurance to my name, I got sticker shock. Three cars. A dual-engine Tesla, a Mercedes AMG convertible and a Subaru Outback. Talking to the insurance guy, I said, “I don’t drive my car 9000 miles a year; I can’t possibly do…

  • Was Your Ex a Cockroach?

    Was Your Ex a Cockroach?

    Most of us have been #coupled for some time or respectfully #uncoupled for a while. Still, I can remember a time when I would have taken advantage of a program like this. It’s right up my alley. Do something good, something fun, and have your say at the same time.…