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Monthly Archives: August 2003
Nettrivia
The La was sick all weekend with a sore throat and a fever that hovered around 102 for a while. She seems better now, but she’s been keeping us on our toes with the odd habit of holding all of … Continue reading
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Time passes
There’s an article in yesterday’s Statesman about a small business. The interesting part is that it’s in the house where The Boy was born. The article briefly mentions that it was a “midwifery”. I’m not sure that’s a correct application … Continue reading
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Lists, lists and more lists
There are tons of sites out there that allow you to make different sorts of lists. Amazon lets you make lists that are stored on their servers and they also make an API available to search their product database. Other … Continue reading
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Photographically challenged
We haven’t been having much luck with photos lately, which is why I haven’t updated the picture of the week in a while. The Wife forgot to bring the camera with her to Reston. We also didn’t take many pictures … Continue reading
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First day o’ school
The Boy started Pre-K at UT Elementary School today. He started the morning bright-eyed in his uniform of a white polo and khaki shorts. He was yodeling or something as we were getting ready. I first said “Boy, please.” which … Continue reading
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Interview Game
The Rules leave a comment, saying you want to be interviewed. i will respond; i’ll ask you five questions. you’ll update your website with my five questions, and your five answers. you’ll include this explanation. you’ll ask other people five … Continue reading
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A clue, a clue!
The Wife and kids returned from Reston yesterday morning. I picked them up from the airport, had lunch with them and then headed to work for the afternoon until my dentist appointment at 4:15. I got out of the dentist … Continue reading
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Sweet irony
I sent our little gift from G.W., “Tax relief for America’s families” as it said on the check, to my bank last week. It was returned back to me on Saturday with a note, “Payable 2 parties – cannot deposit … Continue reading
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Bachelor weekend
The Wife and kids are in Reston visiting the in-laws, so I’m having a bachelor daddy weekend. I went to the redistricting rally at the Capitol yesterday morning. I’m apparently a horrible judge of crowd size as I estimated the … Continue reading
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Redistricting and our park
There’s a rally this weekend against the redistricting crap that’s still going on here. I’m planning on attending. This blog has a pretty good collection of links about what’s been happening for those that are unfamiliar. I attended a public … Continue reading
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