This month the Bitcoin circulating supply hit 20 Million. That's 20 million of a total supply of 21 million. As Bitcoin continues to catch on the number of new coins being generated will be steadily declining....forever. The coin generation can be defined with a Sigma notation. Mathematically
A couple of simple and cheap dehydrated options for the trail. Simple Couscous Ingredients: 1 cup couscous 1 tsp curry powder 1 cube vegetable bouillon 1/4 cup dehydrated red and green peppers 4-5 diced sundried tomatoes 1/4 cup pistachios 1 ½ cups water Directions: I get the sundried tomatoes
An obligatory new years post. While I managed to rest my mind and body over the holidays this year the first week of January is used as a time for reflection. I was so relaxed that January 3rd snuck up on me. The 3rd marks Bitcoin's 17th anniversary.
Some year end ramblings and quotes. Have a great 2026 everyone and take some time to reflect.
A nostalgic reminder of the values of Christmas and the holiday season. I hope everyone can find their happiness this time of year.
How much fuel is enough? A hard look at our fuel consumption.
Fall has arrived and with the colors in the trees, it is also time for boats to go into hibernation. We had a fantastic season on the river. The boys did a ton of dinghy sailing and John was able to join me for every race on the SeaRenity. Reviewing
A 5 day journey along the rugged coast of Lake Superior
As a young boy we visited Pukaskwa National Park one summer on a quintessential family road trip. My parents had rented an RV and we stopped at these remote parks along the Trans Canada. We pulled into the Puk for a one night stay. Once setup we headed down to
A family trip at Charleston Provincial Park around the Tallow Rock Trail
Inspired by Derek Sivers, who runs a terrific personal website at Sivers.com, I've created a Now section. Where people can see what things I'm currently working on and interested in. What Am I Up To Now?
I saw this quote today and it resonated: Comfort is overrated. I want to regret the day and then tell everyone how fun it was. There is something to this. Sometimes I find myself saying yes to something that is probably not going to be fun. Maybe it's