Leonard Nimoy passed away earlier today. If you asked many people, they might tell you that they hear Morgan Freeman’s voice in their head when they imagine the voice of God. To me, it will always be Leonard Nimoy. That placid, chain-smoking-induced growl that, in part, made Spock such a wonderful character of his fills… Continue reading Remembering Leonard Nimoy
Category: Life
Collection of thoughts and issues, as I work them out. These rarely have any chronological value, but just get fit in with the rest of things.
SS Coleman
My father retired from his law practice about a year ago. More recently, he and his wife sold their home and moved west to Arkansas. In this process, he’s been trying to both downsize their household as well as get rid of many years worth of office items. My brothers went to help clean out… Continue reading SS Coleman
A Decade of Us
This post is a technically a couple of days late for our tenth wedding anniversary, but you can skip all the stereotypes about the husband who forgets that sort of thing. That’s not at all why it’s late. Rather, Angela and I were off on a family vacation and not bothering to post it to… Continue reading A Decade of Us
Looking Ahead into 2012
I tend to write this sort of post every year. It’s not really a set of resolutions, just goals. That is, I rarely say to myself “I will do this from now on.” but rather “This is what I’d like to try to accomplish this year.” Small difference, but probably worth noting. So, in no… Continue reading Looking Ahead into 2012
Mike Rowe on Trade Labor
Mike Rowe of Discovery Channel’s Dirty Jobs testified before the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation this past Wednesday. The entire written testimony is worth reading. I can guarantee you that it contains the most heart-warming story of plumbing repair you’ll read all day. I completely agree with everything he says. Even in a… Continue reading Mike Rowe on Trade Labor
Twenty Ought Nine — Goals in Review
Well, it has been a really rough past couple of months. We’ve been passing around who-knows-how-many viruses. We had several holiday get-together with friends and family here at our house (not including tonight’s NYE party1. Wyatt has learned to crawl, so our lives have only become that much more insane as we attempt to keep… Continue reading Twenty Ought Nine — Goals in Review
Some Nerd Treasures in the Attic
We’ve been in Spring cleaning mode here around the house. Angela went through our old file cabinet, combing over records for the past decade plus. We also both chucked most of our papers and files from college. That alone ended up being ten boxes to take to the document shredding & recycling place. In the process,… Continue reading Some Nerd Treasures in the Attic
Gary Gygax Passes Away at Age 69
From Wired: Gary Gygax, one of the co-creators of the Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game, died Tuesday morning at his home in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, according to Stephen Chenault, CEO of Troll Lord Games. Gygax designed the original D&D game with Dave Arneson in 1974, and went on to create the Dangerous Journeys and Lejendary… Continue reading Gary Gygax Passes Away at Age 69
How To Behave on the Internet
This pretty much sums up, well, everything. Even if you think you know how to behave on the internet, you should probably watch it anyway. How To Behave On An Internet Forum
Weeks Roll By
It’s a tired cliché of blogging: apologizing for not posting in so long. The excuses are always the same, and this is no different. There has simply been too much going on here take any time to write down [or type — ed.]. The Job I started my new job at the beginning of January (before… Continue reading Weeks Roll By