Southwest Airlines appears to be having another systemwide computer meltdown. All it took was heavy rain in Phoenix.

In the 1950s, if you favored desegregating the Red Cross's blood supply -- yes, the Red Cross segregated its blood supplies based on race back then -- you were not regarded simply as a decent, moral person. You were branded a communist and an enemy of the state. youtu.be/LEEHBCgtEpQ?...

A majority of Americans is determined to guzzle this MAGA tariffs poison. The only thing that will break the fever is the coming economic shock. I just hope Congress gets its act together quickly once people realize their mistake and want the tariffs reversed.

One thing I realized today is that if you decide to dedicate your life to building things, and if those things involve a lot of other people, then you are going to witness a lot of human drama. And that is a privilege. It is a privilege to see the flawed beauty of this world.

To work with Dorothy Pomerantz for the past 20 years has been such a joy. Thank you, Dorothy!!

Grateful for the Folsom Farmers Market today.

Had a fabulous evening yesterday. My daughter was admitted to UCSD, UC Irvine and Cal Poly SLO. We celebrated with our friends, whose daughter was also admitted to her top pick school. I'm so proud of these kids, who have worked so hard to earn these opportunities.

Grateful for the snow we got last night! And also for the opportunity to spend the day with my daughter, who skied to the point of joyful exhaustion.

Such a remarkable privilege to spend time with these angels.

It's my wife's birthday today. I am so unbelievably fortunate to have had a life with this angel.