Relfection on Purpose
Thomas Paine
Saturday, March 21, 2009
Friday, March 20, 2009
Sonora Sunset
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Travelling
I travel quite a bit, but it always seems to be an unnatural set of events. Packing always takes more space and time than you plan
for. Getting to the airport at the right time is stressful and an inexact science at best. Once through airport security I am generally at ease. I ache for the “old days” when you just had to check your bags and go. I think the terrorists who attacked on September 11th must be smiling a secret smile now. They have affected much more than they could have hoped for.
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Computer Guts
Computer guts are not all that attractive. They are mostly
brightly colored wires and lots of things that make very little sense to the uninitiated. I started building my own computes back in the “386” days when computer didn’t need more than 640 kilobytes of RAM and computers cost thousands. Now I am more inclined to buy it ready-made.
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Steeple
Grand Rapids is a town full of churches. Many are your run of the
mill buildings, but some have wonderful architecture. We were walking to our car and I spotted this one tonight. To be honest, the building shouldn’t matter much, but it is nice when those that worship do so with so much style. I’m guessing this church was built long ago, but it is a timeless design, with an even more timeless message.
Let’s hope that worship will always be as free as it is today here in America.
Monday, March 16, 2009
Spring Program
This is the season all parents and grandparents love. School
Spring Program season. There really isn’t much in this world that is cuter than a bunch of pre-school kids dressed up for a program and singing their hearts out. This one was perhaps the best run program I have seen. It started on time and was done in half an hour, 7 songs. By the way, Ckaya was the cutest.
Sunday, March 15, 2009
Geocaching
Geocaching has been described as a sport where participants use multi-billion dollar
satellites to find tupperware hidden in the woods. That about covers it really. You go to a website to find coordinates and clues that you use, with your GPS, to find a container hidden by other geocachers. You don’t really get anything but a log entry to show you found it. It is loads of fun and gets us outdoors, we love it.