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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
International Wild Koala Day
(I made a post about koalas on July 7th, 2024. Since it’s their holiday, I thought it would be better to just repost it instead of doing something new. Call it lazy or call it recycling. Your choice.) The koala … Continue reading
Posted in Animal Posts
Tagged animals, Australia, endangered, international wild koala day, koalas, marsupials, nature, wildlife
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Goal Post: I Got Nothing Left In The Tank
The title might be an exaggeration, but I’m beat. It was chaos and stress from Monday through Friday evening. Maybe it was the full moon last night, but many people were highly agitated and wild. Needless to say, I didn’t … Continue reading
Mental Health And Art
After talking about A.I. and art, I’ve come to an interesting segue. May is Mental Health Awareness Month. This is very important to me because I feel people ignore mental health all the time. Not only that of other people, … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged art, emotions, empathy, feelings, humanity, mental health, mental illness, recovery, therapy, trauma
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Poetry Day: The Human Cat
(So, this poem is part of a duo with the other coming next week. Pretty sure people can guess what it will be. The idea stemmed from talking to someone about how there are cat people and dog people. It’s … Continue reading
Questions 3: The Future of Art
I’m worried about the future of art. If most, or all, forms of art are taken over by A.I. then humanity will lose something. I mean the publicly shared stuff too. Many people don’t try to make art as it … Continue reading
Posted in Questions 3
Tagged actors, actresses, answers, art, artificial intelligence, artists, author, future, movies, q&a, questions, television, writing
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A New Book By Sally Cronin – Tales from the Irish Garden – The Missing Pieces
I am pleased to help announce Sally Cronin’s newest book, Tales from the Irish Garden – The Missing Pieces. As you know, Sally is a large supporter … A New Book By Sally Cronin – Tales from the Irish Garden … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
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Thoughts on A.I. Authors
I’ve been on the fence about openly talking about A.I. at length because I wasn’t really sure where I stood. I mean, I didn’t like that people were writing books over the course of a weekend with A.I. Came off … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged A.I., art, artificial intelligence, author, emotions, humans, machines, writing
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Unicorn of the Sea: The Narwhal
The Narwhal is a tusked whale that lives in icy waters. Due to this long tooth growing out of its head, people compare it to a unicorn. Surprisingly, it is not endangered, but it was considered threatened up until 2017. … Continue reading
Goal Post: Cooked Like A Lobster
Before I get to my writing progress, I should say that I’m in discomfort and pain. There was a field day this week, which resulted in being outside for 4 hours. I didn’t put on enough sunblock and forgot my … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged convention, ideas, life, parenting, Pokemon, rain, stress, thinking, work, writing
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