Monthly Archives: November 2003

Not so sure that this new PC is exactly working correctly.  It keeps going into standby mode and when it starts back up there are messages about low batteries and plug in to AC before I lose data.  That and … Continue reading →

I ordered a bunch of new cheeses from Carr Valley Cheese. I made the mistake of calling after I got home from work and before I ate anything.  I asked for recommendations and everything sounded so good.  I can’t remember exactly … Continue reading →

Just got back from the Catch 22 concert at the State Theater in St. Pete.  It was a good show with opening acts Chubby Tuff, Boys Night Out and Worthless United.  With the digital camera out of action you’ll have … Continue reading →

This morning at the rink I was reading an article in the St. Pete Times about the diaries of Rev. Richard McSorley and specifically those regarding his conversations with Jackie Kennedy.  Most of the article was related to the privacy … Continue reading →

Halley posts an item about a Dean event at David’s house.  Sounds to me like the equivalent of a political House Concert much like the kind of thing I wish I had a house big enough to host.  My daughter … Continue reading →

I must have done something to anger the hardware technology gods.  I got to work this morning and noticed that the mode switch on my old Toshiba camera is about to fall off again.  This happens regularly on this model … Continue reading →

I bought some new computer pieces and was able to combine them with the working bits from my old PC and now have what seems to be a working computer.  I started with a backup from a couple of days … Continue reading →

Tonight I got an incredible compliment. I was driving Lindsey home from band practice at her boy friends house, when the cell phone rang. It was Chelsey letting me know that the pumpkin bread we were baking was done and … Continue reading →

This song just about says it perfectly.  Thanks to Halley for posting it.  Now I have to go get that CD off iTunes.

We went out last night and watched the lunar eclipse, at least until the clouds covered it up.  We got to see all the way up to totality and then the clouds moved in.