Alpenglow settles on Aoraki / Mount Cook at sunset, seen from the Hermitage Hotel in Aoraki Mount Cook National Park. Rising to 3,724 meters (12,218 feet), Aoraki is the highest mountain in New Zealand. As the sun drops, warm light briefly catches the upper snowfields while the lower slopes fall into deep blue shadow—a quiet, fleeting moment that emphasizes the mountain’s scale, structure, and stillness.
Melbourne, Australia
I just watched Crazy Rich Asians on Netflix before it leaves at the end of the year. I loved it — what an ending.
It’s not important to take the perfect picture. It’s about keeping the mood, the energy, the memory of what’s happening right now.
Warm light, quiet streets, rose-colored stone — and a feeling of grace everywhere.
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After years of saying, “One day I’ll get a 13-inch MacBook Air,” I finally did it. Costco dangled a Black Friday deal in front of me, and—what can I say—I blinked first.
And you know what? I’m delighted.
This light blue MacBook Air is small, light, and honestly… adorable. It’s the kind of computer that makes you want to leave the house, wander to a coffee shop, and type something—anything—just because it’s fun to use. It slips into a bag without the usual negotiation about weight, bulk, or whether I really want to carry a laptop today.
No, it’s not the most powerful Mac in the lineup. And the screen isn’t the luscious, movie-theater-in-your-lap panel of the Pro models. But the battery just keeps going, the machine stays quiet, and it runs full Mac apps without complaining. Best of all, it has an actual, comfortable keyboard—something my iPad, as much as I enjoy it, never quite replaces.
After a few days with it, I’m left with a single question: why did I wait so long? Sometimes I don’t need the “Pro.” Sometimes I just want something light, friendly, and ready to go anywhere.
The MacBook Air is exactly that. And I think it’s going to get a lot of coffee shop miles. ☕️
I have been using ChronoSync and now am having trouble transferring my license to a new computer. It’s hard to get support. I am moving to Carbon Copy Cloner which so far is working great.
