I’m flattered. Not only has Dan put me side by side with Tom Tomorrow, but he’s referred to me as “famous to (my) readers.” This is the second time I’ve been accused of such a thing in a public forum (that I know of). I read Dan’s post today, the same day that Jonty IM’d […]
Entries from December 2004
Famous to My Readers
Wednesday, December 15th, 2004 · 1 Comment
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Random
Tuesday, December 14th, 2004 · Comments Off on Random
It’s right around 20 degrees outside this morning. I just walked the dogs. The difference between 40, where it’s been, on average, pretty much since October, and 20, is significant, especially with the wind chill, which makes it feel even colder. 20 is face-numbingly cold; 40 is go outside in flip-flops weather. 20 is too […]
Tags: anecdotes
Christmas Dogs
Saturday, December 11th, 2004 · Comments Off on Christmas Dogs
Mad props to my friend and kick-ass photographer Niki Rossi for taking these amazing photos of Stella and Happy Wednesday night, December 8.
Tags: dogs
Birthday Wife
Thursday, December 9th, 2004 · 1 Comment
Today is that one special day each year that we get to celebrate the birth of one of the most wonderful, caring, funny, warm, intelligent, and beautiful people on this planet — she whom I’m lucky to call my wife. I’m a better person for knowing her and I’m the proudest husband I could be […]
Tags: anecdotes
Slush
Wednesday, December 8th, 2004 · Comments Off on Slush
Following Monday’s snowstorm the temperatures dropped quite a bit. This is unfortunate. When the temp drops so soon after the snow, my Winter Wonderland begans to turn to mush ‘n slush and gets all melty. There’s a small lake forming at the end of my driveway since a bunch of dirt and mud and other […]
Tags: anecdotes
Winter Wonderland
Tuesday, December 7th, 2004 · Comments Off on Winter Wonderland
Yesterday my long-awaited snow came and came and came. It snowed all day long, turning my town into a winter wonderland. It’s just so pretty. I can’t help myself but feel like a giddy 6-year-old on Christmas morning. And the moment I’d long been waiting for finally arrived yesterday: Using my snow blower! It was […]
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Choose the Blue
Saturday, December 4th, 2004 · Comments Off on Choose the Blue
It’s all about the Benjamins. Politics, like many other things in life, gets its lifeblood from money. We can all make contributions directly to the political candidate or party of choice, but think about this: Every time you go to a store, buy gas, pay your utility bills, you’re indirectly making a contribution to a […]
Tags: politics
In Memoriam: Aunt Nora
Saturday, December 4th, 2004 · 1 Comment
My great aunt Nora died last night after 86 incredible years on this planet. She lived an amazing life and had a profound effect on everyone she met. She was always the life of the party and appreciated being alive each and every day. Born in 1918, the year of the influenza pandemic, Nora fondly […]
Tags: anecdotes
Let it Snow
Friday, December 3rd, 2004 · Comments Off on Let it Snow
There’s nothing that energizes me quite like snow. And not too long ago (it’s about 8am right now) the wonderful white flakes began to appear. I threw on my snow pants (which I tend to wear all winter long), coat, and ran outside to frolick. I covered our air conditioning unit with the car cover […]
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Windows Redux
Thursday, December 2nd, 2004 · Comments Off on Windows Redux
I spent a good part of my Thanksgiving break and the early part of this week revamping my two PCs — backing up, reformatting, partitioning, reinstalling Windows XP. It was the biggest pain in the ass and truly made me appreciate even more the beauty, simplicity, and superiority that is the Mac OS. After much […]
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