One of the girls from church (hmmm … “girls” might not be the right term, she has two children, but is younger than I am, so, [shrug] oh well) lent me her copy of Let’s Roll: Ordinary People, Extraordinary Courage, which is the Todd and Lisa Beamer story. I’m glad I read it. It wasn’t…
You may be wondering about all the green links. I’ve been playing with blogrolling.com’s tool and this is the only way I could get the links on the side green. This is such a neat tool and easy way to keep your blog list, I think I’m going to enjoy it.
Dr. Payton has opinions about hymns. Edited 10/10/02 – deg
Oh, yeah, and Jason made chili on Saturday and it was wonderful.
What a fantastic weekend, although it is a bit of a blur … Friday night I fought rush-hour traffic in a heavy rainstorm (thanks, Lili) to get home in time to cook, eat dinner with Jason, change clothes and head back downtown for the first concert in the symphony package we bought. An American in…
I was messing around with my Amazon.com wishlist some at lunch today. I must say that while the feature is useful, it isn’t as useful as it could be. While I can sort by type item (book, cd, dvd, etc.), the default being “Date Added” is not the most legitimate order. I also would like…
So, I’ve had Stavesacre’s CD Collective for a while, but had never really listened to it since I have the real albums. Big Mistake. This CD is really good, has most of my favorites and some great “acoustic” versions of other songs. So I went snooping around a little bit about Stavesacre online. Whoever didn’t…
They just put in a new Cosi restaraunt somewhat close to my office (which is very exciting, there are few places to eat somewhat close to our office). We stopped and picked up a couple of menus today on our way back from our weekly trek to Panera. Cosi looks fairly funky and somewhat pricey,…
I’m almost half-way through my prescription for a sinus infection and I’m almost all better. Don’t worry, Michelle, I’ll take the whole 14 days’ worth. [bleah]
We run reports from Lawson through an Access (and that’s magic if you ask me). I run these Access reports daily, even occasionally “write” one to use. Then we export them into Excel to manipulate the reports. One of my frustrations used to be the dates. I want the dates to come out in a…