Writing
Posts going back to 2003: technology, leadership, travel and food.
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Book Scavenger: The New Joys of Jell-O (1973)
Woot! – One Day, One Deal: “Watergate. Jim Jones. ABBA. If you have any doubt that the 1970s were a confused, disturbing time, just look at what they were doing…
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Branding
From here to there and back: “I had heard stories of the crowds in the Coach store over the weekend. I didn’t go in, but I glanced in the window…
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And In Health
Tammy promised about 12 years ago to be with me “in sickness and in health”. Right now, we’re working on the health part. I’ve been going to a personal trainer…
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Taking the time to write
I’m trying to spend more time writing and less time telling myself I have no time to write. Drinking coffee on a Saturday monring means I have my Mac open…
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Reminder: Windows takes a long time to install
I’ve spent the last 7 hours installing Windows Small Business Server. 7 hours is a long time in life to give up for something this mundane. Yesterday, I took an…
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Name my iPhone
I’m getting an iPhone as a bonus from work (!) and it needs a name. Like many iPods and Mac laptops before it, I’d like to keep it in the…
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Honda ending U.S. motorcycle production
Autoblog: “Honda has announced that next year it will cease motorcycle production at its Marysville, OH manufacturing plant. That facility’s output, along with that of the Hamamatsu, Japan factory, will…
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Home Again
Tammy and I made it back to Springfield safe and sound. Â What’s more important is that we both are rested–mentally. Â A weekend in one of our favorite places is usually…
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12 Years Man!
Paraphrasing a line from Grosse Point Blank, it’s been 12 years (man!) of marriage with Tammy. Our official anniversary is February 29th, a date that appears every four years and…
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New Software
GusMueller: “Acorn 1.1 has been released, woot. And it’s about time too- the ‘intro’ price was starting to look a bit permanent. You can read the release notes on the…
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