Monthly Archives: January 2004

I’m not sure how but I ended up listening to a few tunes on iTunes by Cesaria Evora and ended up buying a CD.  I just went back to iTunes to see what the title was so I could write it on the … Continue reading →

Halley is talking about having some stuffed animals.  She says things like, “I’ve got five teddy bears.”  Tee Hee.  We don’t count like that in our house.  We count in dozens.  Like  “I have three dozen tigers.”  She points to a … Continue reading →

This sounds interesting  http://www.findory.com/ it is sort of like Google news, but it is customized based on the type of news that you have read in the past.

Another night of music at the State Theater.  I had a carload tonight and we all had a great time.  I even got a chance to see some of the football game between bands 🙂 This was the first concert … Continue reading →

I remember reading somewhere on the ‘Net about someone who was having problems with one of his utilities, electric, or telephone, or ISP or something, and he posted something about it on the Web, oh look, here it is (requires registration).  And … Continue reading →

My child’s view, “You’re a dad, dad’s are supposed to clean.”

We’ll have to see what the menu holds for tonight, when I stopped at the store last night they had some spaghetti squash and nice Plant City strawberries.  I saw a recipe for spaghetti squash somewhere that sounded good.  I … Continue reading →

Halley is trying to describe how cold it is in the Northeast and having a hard time coming up with an approriate description.  How about this item from Cornell News I found via Fark.com, “Mars is warmer than New England“

“Would you believe it’s 5 below zero right now?” he told listeners yesterday at 6 a.m. “The only thing worse than the actual temperature right now is having the wind chill factored in.” Unless of course you are saying that … Continue reading →

Seeing as it’s so cold, this would be a good time to fire up the oven and do some baking.  I’m thinking some Noni Afghani.  Maybe a nice hot soup to go with it, like a collard green soup, or … Continue reading →