March 26 National Spinach Day #NationalSpinachDay is a good day to resume my diet because we all know Spinach is a healthy vegetable which can be used in Salads. Growing up I remember Popeye always eating Spinach and becoming stronger so he could fight Brutus. My parent would make Spinach for dinner and my parents each had a way they liked to prepare the Spinach. My dad would open a can of Popeye Spinach and put it in the pan with Vinegar and warm the Spinach up for us to eat. My mom would put it in the pan without Vinegar and warm it for dinner. Before you ask which…

I thought I would share a new genre of books which I recently begun reading Historical Fiction and a book called Mushroom Cloud published by the Author Thomas J. Yeggy I received a copy of in exchange for this review. Inside this post are my affiliate links if you click on the links and make a purchase I will make a small percentage from the items you purchase. My goal this year was to get both David and Charlie to read more books and when I read the preview for ”Mushroom Cloud I thought of my Uncle Chuck and David discussing these things in the past. I went out on a limb…

I would like to share a guest post Unveiling Hidden Civilizations with AI which has been written by: Brian Sathianathan of Iterate.ai  AI is revolutionizing how we explore and understand our history, going far beyond its common association with futuristic scenarios and the work of science fiction. We are witnessing AI as it is working to unlock secrets from the past, offering new perspectives on archaeological mysteries that have puzzled humans for decades. Researchers and archaeologists are making groundbreaking discoveries with the help of AI technology, from unearthing lost civilizations to deciphering ancient scripts. One of the most captivating applications of AI in archaeology is its ability to reveal previously…