I'm down to the last few minutes of January and would like to wrap up my day, so here's how things have gone. And if you've got things to share, 701-645-3742 still works (as this episode will prove!) We had "great expectations" kicking off on the very first day of January. Then my birthday came, when we got a bunch of snow and Dad went into the hospital with what turned out to be pneumonia. He bounced back pretty well but was left with some muscle weakness so he's in a rehab care center for that. But the person you don't want getting pneumonia is my mom, because she's had lung issues for years so that's the thing that's going to get her. Well, spoiler alert, she went into the hospital last week with "severe pneumonia" and is now on comfort care with hours -- maybe days, definitely not weeks -- left. So, wow, that was a wild swing of events and means that I don't know how we'll I'm going to be maintaining the Ericast schedule in the months ahead. Maybe I'll be a lot more regular as a place to reset and connect with all of you, and maybe I'll be juggling way too many other things. We'll see.
I'll tell more stories about Mom another time, but for now I'm going to see if I can return to the tradition of the last week of the month being "listener feedback"... like the call from Chad that seems like it might be referencing our last episode. And we can always count on Matt in California.
If you've got your own feedback to share, you know what to do! 701-645-3742 or email or catch me on the flipside socials.
Bonus: Here's someone's compilation of the AT&T commercials that I mentioned at the end of this episode:
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I'm just a plain old guy -- a married geek with two daughters. Not into sports, don't watch much television. I've got an M.A. in Human Resource Development, which is a bit more practical than my B.A. in Philosophy. In a pair of words, I "support learning"... but in more pairs of words I also explore solutions, explain reality and battle entropy.
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