Monthly Archives: November 2003

I like reading Halley.  She writes about the stuff that happens to me on a daily basis so I don’t have to.  It is scary sometimes though.  Last night Chelsey informed me that I needed to buy cupcakes for her … Continue reading →

Halley has wise words, “Notice the nice things about this day … and it might simply be a cup of coffee that tastes great.” and wouldn’t you know for some reason, for the first time ever, I stopped at the … Continue reading →

Here is more music, this time from Beth Nielsen Chapman, a song she wrote after her husband died. “All alone I didn’t like the feelingAll alone I sat and criedAll alone I had to find some meaningIn the center of … Continue reading →

Today was United States Figure Skating Association (USFSA) testing for Lindsey.  She tests when she is ready to move up a level.  Today she tested moves in the field which is a set of specified footwork sequences.  This is as … Continue reading →

I also posted a few more analog photos from a while back, and a few from the other night.  One of the other complaints I have about analog photography is you have to finish the roll before you take it … Continue reading →

They are analog, and I just did quick scans, but here are the photos from the show last night.  The actual photos don’t look too bad.  For the most part they are almost properly exposed, a little over exposed if … Continue reading →

Grieving is such a unique experience.  No two people grieve in the same way.  That said everyone seems to go through the same phases at one point or another.  One of these is the process of saying goodbye.  See my … Continue reading →

This is one of the strange paradoxes I’ve expierenced in the grieving process.  I’ve learned that the things that I so wanted to last forever don’t, but at the same time they do.  It is this conflict that makes going … Continue reading →

“Hope begins in the dark, the stubborn hope that if you just show up and try to do the right thing, the dawn will come. You wait and watch and work: You don’t give up.” Anne Lamottvia Adam Curry’s Weblog … Continue reading →

My brother in law and my sister worked on the Laser Interferometer Gravitational Wave Observatory (LIGO) project.  I finally found something that explains some of the theory behind this search for gravity waves as predicted by Einstein.  “Albert Einstein predicted … Continue reading →