Summer Craziness Continued

Anne finally takes charge and causes some of the June 2019 craziness rather than just getting steamrolled by it.

You know, Anne, Ava is a Jedi. Your father might be a bit upset to find that you're trying to imitate her at every turn.



I have been trying for about two years now to write a book about the technological singularity. Can you imagine what robocalls will be like then?

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