From the mind of a genious. Ha, ha, ha, so funny can I be!
WARNING: This website requires a sense of humor. You must not take life too seriously. You must recognize Tongue-in-cheek pros when you read them. Otherwise you will find this entire site filled with weird, moronic, imbecilic jumble that makes no sense and has no purpose. Of course, that may be right but if you start off with such a view you’ll have no fun at all.
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Is it live, or is it Memorex
In Me and AI: Is It Real or Is It Memorex?, Ted Gresham reflects on the blurring line between human creativity and artificial intelligence. Embracing AI as a tool but never a substitute for his own voice, he delivers a nostalgic yet urgent call to protect originality in a world increasingly shaped by machines.
Bullshit. Unadulterated.
Hell hath no fury like an unaccountable hospital.
Nothing like having your prayers never answered.
LISTEN to John Lennon… “imagine no religion.” It’s easy if you try.
For whatever it means these days…
Oh hell no, not politics! I’m afraid so! No need to repeat the dozens and hundreds of videos and images and talking head announcements, but just my two cents worth. Discussion and video. See where you fit in.
ARE YOU READY? An essay for every American.
And now… Back Days
Everybody has a story. Some stories are more ordinary than not. Some people’s stories include wild and crazy adventures. Other stories are tragic. Every story is unique. I find it sad that most people’s stories are never told. We are all just short flickers of light existing for the briefest of time in a universe indifferent to our existence. We’re here and we’re gone. Most stories are never told. I find that just a bit sad and depressing.
This website presents my work, my books and writing, but it is also a repository of me. I write it not to be vain or selfglorious but to present my case to the world and to give my future family insight into the life that grandpa gresham lived.
I’d give anything in the world to have my parents’ stories. All I have is tiny glimpses of a few events in their life. Everything else is lost to history. I want my story to be told. At least to my family. Maybe I’m vain. Am I impudent? Maybe. But here I go anyway.
My story is unique. Through the years I’ve done many things, gone a few places, thought a few different thoughts. As I near the end of this strange life I want to share what I’ve done, who I’ve been, what life was like for me as I moved through time from the sixties to now. This is my story. Maybe you’ll find my life boring but maybe you won’t. Maybe you’ll learn a few lessons without the hard experiences I had to go through to learn them. At least on a blustery day when you have little to do you’ve been entertained by my wild tale. Hope so.
Vanity, Vanity!
Born in 1957 and caught between the boomers and Gen X, this candid memoir traces one ordinary man’s unexpectedly unusual life—from watching the chaos of the ’60s on a black-and-white TV to serving in the United States Air Force and stumbling through decades of hard lessons, strong opinions, and enduring love. Honest, humorous, and self-aware, it’s a story about missteps, convictions, and the desire to be remembered—if only a little longer.
* About fuck-ups and failures…
If you haven’t fucked up, have you really lived? In this raw and unflinching reflection, a self-proclaimed veteran of failures lays out a life stitched together by broken trust, hard lessons, and stubborn survival. Every mistake—big, small, repeated—becomes a scar worn like a badge of courage, proof of risks taken and dreams pursued. BACK DAYS invites readers on a gritty, honest hay-ride through decades of missteps and endurance, following the journey of a once-awkward outsider who refused to disappear. Laugh, wince, argue, and wonder—because in the end, survival may be the greatest triumph of all.
Work? I’m like my daddy…
I can sit and watch a man work all day long. But me? A working man? I did, once in a while. Find my old resume’ here. There are more documents, images, and stories to prove I worked once in a while. It’s about the working me!
Bits of Me in Video
I kind of take after a car my dad used to have. He had a Rambler. I ramble a lot. Some say I have a funny sense of humor. Some say I’m just weird. I think the latter comments probably closer to it. Either way, here’s a page of videos that’s growing by the week. If I can maintain the pace. It’s little bits and pieces of me on video. Check it out for your viewing pleasure. And yes, this page is redundant. I have placed many of the pages here on other pages where they apply. How’s that to confuse you?
You think I’m wacky now? Look back then.
About 12 years ago, I got a burr under my ass. Those were the days when I had long hair and a beard. That era is part of my long story. But anyway, I made a series of videos that I put on YouTube. They were political, dealing with the situation as it was then. It might be entertaining, enlightening, or just weird. Anyway, enjoy.
random stories IN VIDEO