“For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways, saith the Lord.”
We can’t know all the ways God loves His children, but He does, and so should we.
Category: miscellaneous
Writing to think
I write to know what I think, and it’s time I started blogging again. I’m mostly writing for me, but if you find some of this helpful, that’s great. We’ll see how it goes.
Workspace Traditions
Every company, every team has their different traditions and specific culture and Microsoft is no exception. Christian Buckley of BlueBadgeMojo.com pokes some fun at what I think is a Microsoft specific tradition of “decorating” offices of people gone for an extended period of time. I remember carting in sand for a “beach house” office decoration […]
iKnow iDeas
A fun parody of Apple. The product? Paper napkins.
Coming Home
May we all experience a joyful reunion like this! And for those in the United States, Happy Memorial Day.
Blogger 2.0
Some people are getting re-posts of my older blog posts. As far as I can tell, this has started since I moved to the new version of Blogger. When I upgraded this blog to Blogger 2.0, I gained the ability to tag or label my posts. Very cool. I also lost my formatting in all […]
WWDC Tips
Nadyne asks, “So this is my first time attending WWDC. Got any tips for a newbie? :)” I’ve got some: I’d not skip the keynote. đ And get there early. Ever since I scored a new mouse for showing up, I’m expecting some kind of keynote give away. Don’t do that. It’s perpetual disappointment. I […]
Hyanide: My Tank Bike
I’ve posted before about my dream car, but I just found my dream bike: The Tank Bike. German designers Oliver Keller and Tillman Schlootz presented their extremely extreme personal tank concept for the 2006 Michelin Design Challenge, showcasing vehicles made especially for California’s diverse and often rugged topography. Hyanide’s tread contains 77 (holla!) identical plastic-covered […]
My First QTVR: Petra, Jordan
A few years back, my sister and I went on a travel study trip to Egypt, Jordan, and Israel. It was fantastic! I had a digital camera, a wide angle lens, a Kaidan mount adjusted for the focal point of the lens on my Dad’s Kodak, DC265 Digital Camera, and enough storage for about 64 […]
OS X Software for Switchers
Thanks to Ars Technica I’ve been pointed to another great switcher resource. The post lists software that will make your stay on the new OS much more enjoyable.
David Weiss 