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  • Journal

    Flights

    07/15/2025 By Joy Lynn Clark I had just quit my job at a software company to do freelance work when my stepmother called.  “I have great news!” she announces.  “We are going to Europe to visit your brother on base.” She adds.  “Europe?  I thought that he was in Texas.”  I comment.  “He is actually in Europe so get your passport and start packing.”  My stepmom says. After I hung up the phone I sigh as I realize that I am going to have to, “resume download” for this huge presentation that I am working on.  Seems easy enough but it is barely the year 2000 and I have a…

  • Journal

    The Pathway to Peace

    3/28/2025 By Joy Lynn Clark Some people still do not know this. On the other hand, I only know how to access it with a PC so, if you are a Mac good luck. CTRL+ALT+Delete Task Manager Processes and Details Next remove any files that end in .COM (the communication file) you may want to click on it and have a listen – yep that annoying crap you’ve been hearing forever. Also, remove Com Surrogates and Com Aggregators – another annoying communications file. Yay! If you have a Mac and you can get into your processes and tasks you should also give this a try.

  • Music

    LeeMeBee (Software Test pt.  1 – Multitrack Vocals)

    3/22/2025 By Joy Lynn Clark (BMI)(IAPWE) This song is about domestic violence.  I still haven’t found the words to talk about it but I did write this song.  I don’t even care to type up the lyrics. Someone asked me in the past to start walking people though my production experience.  I am not sure about making tutorials at this point but here’s a bit of what I did. I wrote this song around 2000 (Leave Me Alone)  and I have a few versions of it somewhere.   This new version is a software test .   The plan was to kick this song real quick and try to learn ACID which …

  • Journal

    Free Licks

    By Joy Lynn Clark 02/17/2025  I first moved to Chicago’s Northside as a student in 1996.  I spent a lot of time taking the bus and the train to learn my way around the city.  I did not have the benefit of learning this with my many family members that also live here because I am the oldest of all of the grandchildren.  In the “building” I was right in the middle, too old for the kids, too young for the aunts and uncles. Even though I had just done that reality talk show, I was already in a different area learning how to live as a grown up.  When…