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Amusing Dialog
Yesterday afternoon, around 17:30, Thomas, my wonderful 6 year-old son, came into the Office of Death™ and the following dialog ensued: Thomas: Hey, Dad. Whatcha doin? Me: I’m about to quit for the day. Thomas: Really? Me: Yep. Hey, wanna … Continue reading
Tsunami: Unbelievable
I can barely comprehend the death toll that is now being reported from the earthquake and subsequent tsunami over the weekend. The latest numbers are around 60,000 80,000 and that’s really hard to believe. Not that I doubt the figure; … Continue reading
Three Things
I have three things to say today. One about a book, one about a film, and another about my son. First, the film. I watched Dead Man, a 1995 Johnny Depp film, last night. A few funny moments, but overall … Continue reading
A Bit of a Mixup…
I took some time off today to go down to the Festival of Trees, which benefits Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta and had a good time. My wife was on the team that created my son’s school’s tree for the festival, … Continue reading
First Day At the New Company
Well, today was “Day One” of the new company. We spent all day in a conference room, trying to nail down what our “product” is, and boy did we make progress. After one particularly good session, I opined that “We … Continue reading
New Company
Some of you who know me have already heard the news, but yesterday was my last day at BravePoint. A friend called me recently with an absolutely killer idea for a company. So I jumped. We officially start next Monday … Continue reading
I Feel Much Safer Now…
I’m sitting at the Atlanta airport as I write this, on my way to Washington D.C. for RubyConf 2004 and I am not happy. First, I tried to check my one bag at the AirTran counter outside the terminal, but … Continue reading
Contrails or… Chemtrails?!?
I took these photos this morning on my way to work, around 0730. The first is taken from the car, as I was about to pull into my office’s parking lot. The other is taken from behind my building in … Continue reading
Abortion On A T-Shirt
And I thought the pro-death crowd (that would be those who think abortion is just dandy) could sink no lower into the sewer of life. How wrong I was. If this is for real, and it appears to be, you … Continue reading
Abstinence From Public Schools
This story provides yet another reason why my son will never see the inside of a public school.
Caisson Processional
I’m watching the caisson carrying President Reagan’s body to Capitol Hill. Wow. Powerful images. The ritual of it all is very moving. And I’m watching on FOX News which is just showing the pictures and not really saying much; letting … Continue reading
Rest In Peace, President Reagan
Tonight while driving to Chili’s I noticed a car dealership with its flag at half-mast. I was surprised to see this because I had not heard anything that would warrant it. Of course I hadn’t listened to any news so … Continue reading
Cirque du Soleil: Alegria
We went to see Cirque du Soleil: Alegria in Atlanta last night. O boy, what a show. It was awesome, though I believe the La Nouba show at Disney World is awesome-er. The music of Alegria is wonderful, but the … Continue reading
Snow 2004
For the first time in two years, we here in the Deep South awoke to a blanket of snow on the ground. This was a fast moving storm that came through, dumping 1.5 inches of snow at our house between … Continue reading
Captain Kangaroo is Dead!
I am once again heartbroken! First we lost Mr. Rogers and now, less than a year later, we’ve lost Captain Kangaroo! I was a kid in the 70′s and both of these men had a big impact on my life. … Continue reading
Lesson For Today: Virus Protection For Virtual PCs
This morning I was using my Win2k system hosted by VirtualPC, connected up to the office
Airport WiFi
How cool is this? I’m sitting at my departure gate at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport and they have high speed WiFi deployed all over the place. You plug in your wireless card, connect to the local WayPort network and, to quote … Continue reading
Nihongo ga Sukoshi Hanashimasu
I’ve run into Matsumoto-san several times so far this weekend, but each time only managed a sheepish ‘Hi,’ or something equally lame. The frustrating thing is that I’ve been practicing my Japanese for weeks in preparation for meeting him yet … Continue reading
In The Flight Path
It’s 17:37 on Saturday and I’m sitting with some new friends at a little coffee shop called Flight Path, which is about 2 miles from the conference hotel. The reason we are here is because it has free wifi! I’m … Continue reading
Rough Flight
Ed. Note: I flew from Atlanta, GA to Austin, TX this morning and I would have written this in-flight, but the guy in front of me reclined his seat and since there is only 4.23 inches of space between one … Continue reading





