BurningbirdNote from 2023 when this was recovered: No, I was wrong. Brooks is the pawn of the devil, and he’s not worth listening to. Loren Webster talks about too many bridges being burnt, and I can identify with this. I am at that point now where I am thinking of burning some bridges, an impulse brought […]
I had planned on heading to Arkansas yesterday, but the weather worked against me. And I need to finish an article on Adobe’s new DNG format and converter. More on this later. I wish I had, though, because going through the weblogs yesterday was like attending an Irish wake; with much lamentations mixed in with […]
It’s an odd thing, but after I voted today, I felt revitalized – is if a huge weight has dropped off. I want to work in code and plan my Ozarks trip (now Thursday as the weather blows), and write things and even watch the returns tonight. All from punching holes in a card and […]
I haven’t voted yet, decided not to add to the times of the people who are voting before going to work. Since I work from home, I can vote anytime during the day, though I plan on going over in a bit. I received email about how to vote pro-life, sent by the Archbishop who […]
The Techwatch people never did respond to any of my inquiries as to where I’m supposed to be tomorrow; or about the hours and what I need to do, so I won’t be going to Kansas City after all. I tried to volunteer to drive voters to the polls tomorrow, but it was too late. […]