Hello folks who wonder why this guy is posting less on his blog instead of more, now that AI makes it so easy to churn out slop,

Other commitments are still eating up my weekends, but I hope to get back to posting semi-regularly later this year. 🤞

In the meantime, I’ve donated a guided walk to the SFBBO silent auction as part of their Fall Fundraiser. You can bid on the walk here. If you or a friend would enjoy three hours of Taylor Swift lore sprinkled with local flora and fauna facts, it’s going to be a fun time. The auction will end on Oct 11, 2026.

Here’s a sneak peek at what the next post will be about:



Karan Gathani

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