Happy Birthday!
It isn't my birthday though. My six year old daughter wanted to be taken out for ice cream for her birthday. On the way to Culver's I had to get a document notarized and then hand it off to the UPS Store. There's no
More posts
Two Months of Blogging
Possibly three or more months by whenever this post goes live.
In reality I’ve got some seven hundred+ posts dating back more than twenty years (I started in 2005. I refused to use Xanga. I signed up with Blogger.), but that includes several multi-year hiatuses. I‘m two months
Roast Duck
It’s not quite as spectacular as smoked duck, but it’s still worth having. The trick is to find a source for large ducks so that it is worth all the effort.
Elderly Programmer
I am doing a project about elderly programmers. If you are a programmer and over 35 please DM
Ha ha ha ugh.
Caustic Realtors
I've been looking around for a larger house to rent. I found a few strong contenders (via Zillow, of course). I reached out to the respective contacts for each. One had been on the rental market (vacant) for months. The realtor didn't answer the phone when
One Monitor to Rule Them All
I've been a big fan of the Dell UltraSharp 40 Curved Thunderbolt Hub Monitor (U4025QW) – what a name. The key features are the 21:9 aspect ratio, and the 5k2k resolution. If you're a programmer, it doesn't get any better than this.
As I&
I Want to be Left Behind when Jesus Comes
John Nelson Darby.
Chances are, you’ve never heard of him. However, if you’re a ”mainstream” Christian, particularly in America, he defined the bulk of your belief system which was shiny and new in the 1800’s. Don’t get me wrong: new things can be nice, but not
A Science Project with the Kids: Learn, Design, Construct & Test an Antenna
I am in need of an antenna. I could probably buy a purpose-built one and be done with it. I could definitely make one myself. With a little bit of patience, I could also turn this into an interesting learning experience for a couple of my kids, and let them
The Sovereignty of God
My father-in-law gifted a copy of Arthur W. Pink's book to myself and each of his sons and sons-in-law this past Christmas (seven copies in all, I think). I'll probably have more than one post come from reading it. I've only scratched the surface,
Visiting the In-Laws; Seashells
Things I value in a bathroom: counter space.
Things I do not require in a bathroom: bowls of seashells.