It wasn’t until I recalibrated the way I viewed limitless AI technology as the potential aid in areas where I could use support, that I understood its value…

This Labor Day weekend we celebrated so many things! Our town’s PeachFest, the last days of summer, the long weekend to commemorate Labor Day, the lead-up to a new school year, AND…Georgia’s tenth birthday…

When we lived in Atlanta, GA, Colin and I were always up for an adventure. Whether it was a hike or a spontaneous day trip, we were known to take every chance we could get to see something new or make the most of a weekend. We were in our pre-parenting phase, so we were also known to host some form of family or friends every week, rarely having a week or weekend without out-of-town visitors staying with us in our little bungalow. So it was a typical weeknight in fall of 2009 when pouring rain caused the nearby Krog Tunnel to flood, but atypical in the sense that we didn’t have any plans—no scheduled activities, no visitors.…

Moms are so funny, we make over the top comments like, “Eleven years ago today I ushered greatness into the world with the birth of my firstborn!” It’s a testament to the gravity of parenthood, really. A mission field, a battle, and a blessing all at once. So yes, this day eleven years ago I became a mother. And yes, my kid is amazing.

Pete enjoys video games, like most kids, but also loves to yo-yo and solve Rubix cubes…