I thought I would take advantage of Christmas off to pay some bills and stuff. I can't, though, because every bill I have is on a website, and every website is trying to keep me secure by making me have a username and password, and requiring weird things from my password (one big letter, one small letter, two punctuation marks, the numeral 7) so I can't remember them. They also all need me to answer questions like, "what is your favorite food?", which I can't answer in real life, so who knows what I said if they asked me that once before. You don't need to be so secure that I myself can't get in, websites. You don't even need to be close to that secure. If someone else wants to go online and pay my cell phone bill, that's fine.
Mindburst Hickocks is, minus the occasional deviation from form, a repository of ideas I have had but could not find a use for. They are free for you to take and run with. In fact, please do.
Also, we now feature assignments.
Also, we now feature assignments.
"I lost the passion for the blog. I am not built for blogging. I am built for intermittent, longer pieces, and successful blogging requires frequent, shorter pieces. YOU should have a blog. Mindburst Hickocks, that's the name of it. GO."
-Jason Michelitch
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