Author: patrixmyth

Homeowner

I owe so much money now. That’s good, right? I’ve got a house, a car, a job… no dog yet. (*note: get dog). I vacillate between giddy joy, and subtle dread, but I’m hanging out in the middle for a…

Positive Thoughts

I’m extremely lucky to have a few ‘canaries’ on Twitter. These are the people who point out when the air has fouled to the point where it’s a good time to re-assess my habits, and turn away from the negativity.…

The Interview

He entered the conference code and pressed #. A swirling blue portal suddenly appeared in the center of the room, and before he could even think or react, he was sucked into it. Grasping for any purchase to stay his…

bad science for good causes

I am not in favor of texting while driving. I am not telling you to text and drive. If you text and drive, you are less safe, and you make others around you less safe. This is common sense, not…

Ep001-Random-Musings

So, here it is. Episode 1-Guns-A-Blazing. This podcast thing is going to take time. Maybe I’ll never be any good at it. That’s ok with me. This is one of those things I want to say I’ve done, and will…

Collaboration Call

The world is not lacking for good ideas. I have good ideas. You have good ideas. Everyone has at least 1 good idea. What the world is lacking is collaboration. Let’s collaborate something. Seriously. If you’ve wandered here, then you’re…

Podcast in Progress

Welcome to Podcast 0: Behind the Scenes of Patrixmyth’s Random Musings With the new year, comes a new project. Why a podcast? It’s all part of my master plan. I’m not claiming it’s a good plan, just my master plan. Anyway,…

Adventures in domain naming

Prompted by the continuing unsolicited offers to buy a domain name I’m not really that interested in selling, I’ve gone a bit overboard researching more domain names to buy. I know it’s dumb, but if I could consistently flip domains for $1500+,…

The Origin Story

 Re-Write! Introduction- Gift Torus Sipping a cappuccino and nearly finished with a profoundly underwhelming lunch, Phillip Serra gazed up at the Colosseum of Rome. From his plastic patio furniture throne, he calmly surveyed the battle lines laid out before him.…