Harrison riding Grandpa Horsie
// November 23rd, 2009 // 0 Comments // Uncategorized
follower of Jesus, husband of Amy, father of Harrison, Technical Arts Director of Calvary Church
// November 8th, 2009 // 0 Comments // Uncategorized
What a beautiful November day in the 70’s. Feels good to be out after being cooped up all week.
// November 7th, 2009 // 0 Comments // Uncategorized
Turns out, I’d not had it on since my surgery last week.
Tonight at church, though, I noticed it was not on and thought it had fallen off. Leaving for home very disappointed, Amy asked when I had put it back on. That’s when it hit me that it was still on the dresser at home. Thanks to all the people who helped me look for it tonight! Sorry I wasted your time.// November 7th, 2009 // 0 Comments // Uncategorized
// November 1st, 2009 // 0 Comments // Uncategorized
Thanks for helping with the leaves! And mowing. And being awesome in general! You’re the best!
// November 1st, 2009 // 0 Comments // Uncategorized
But these two are having too much fun with it anyway! Wonder if scooping snow will go over that well?
// November 1st, 2009 // 0 Comments // Uncategorized
Ha! I posted three times about Harrison and I being at home thinking nine of them were working. Then, eventually, they all appeared. I just need to be more patient.
// November 1st, 2009 // 0 Comments // Uncategorized
While I heal up from my third umbilical hernia repair, my boy has been very good to not bounce, jump, kick, or otherwise jeopardize things! Here he is watching Shrek.
Meanwhile, I’m playing with Posterous as a way to update Twitter, Facebook, Flickr, Vimeo, and YouTube all in a single post. You can update even more, but these are the services I’m using right now. We’ll see how it works!>
// August 26th, 2009 // 0 Comments // Uncategorized
Harrison opened a present from the mail.
// April 24th, 2009 // 0 Comments // Drama, Production, Productivity, Uncategorized
I have been getting them a lot lately.
Turns out the person did a smiley with a colon and parenthesis : ) but without the space (had to put a space in so Wordpress would not change it into a smiley graphic for me).
And sometimes, an email program turns that into an emoticon using the wingdings font. If your email program (like my Google Mail) does not have wingdings, it gets translated as the capital letter J.
Funny, huh?
By the way, this is my lame attempt to get into blogging again after failing miserably at the 30 day blog challenge from a few weeks ago. It’s just not that important to me. I’ll blog when I can and when I have something useful or clever to say. There. That’s honest, right.
So, for the two people that might stumble upon this site. Have a good day! J