The end for this week’s lesson (six-seven, eight weeks into it) is in sight! Less than fifty pages to go. One thing is recurring — cool as the idea of polar bears the world over using Panasonic ToughBooks to communicate may be, I’ve come to believe it’s not workable for … Continue reading →
This is a refinement of the last one, and I remembered to save the development file before I exported it in WordPress format, so I can make changes more easily. The two largest changes are in the header text and the sheet width. I reset the sheet width to 900 … Continue reading →
Holly Lisle’s got a great post today: How do you make your life what you want it to be? Seriously. Go read it. Then come back. Eons ago when I was stationed in Iceland, I was agonizing to a friend about something. Finally, he said something to the effect of, … Continue reading →
I’ve mentioned my fascination with the Mac program called Things (also available for iPhone/iPod Touch) that I use to implement David Allen’s Getting Things Done philosophy. It works great, but my Mac is a Mini and I don’t haul it with me when we head to San Antonio for a … Continue reading →
I’m not sure how many weeks I’ve been on this week’s lesson now, but I’m still plugging along. I’m on page 240 of 320. Have I mentioned I really like this bear? I know Week 2 is on promises, and I see a few places where I’ll be making notes … Continue reading →
Just playing with a new theme I put together a few months ago in anticipation of moving to the new site. I think it may be too blue, but I thought I’d look at it for a day or two and get some feedback from you guys. Let me know … Continue reading →
Here we are in a brand, new shiny year. 2010. We’re also kicking off a new decade. Amazing. My parents celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary tomorrow. They’re planning a private celebration for themselves and a larger family gathering sometime this summer. Later this year, I’ll celebrate MY 50th year. That … Continue reading →
No matter what you’re doing this evening, it won’t be successful unless you’re alive and unscathed in 2010. Have fun tonight, but be smart and take care of yourself, your loved ones, and your friends. Happy New Year to you and yours. May 2010 bring you health and prosperity. May … Continue reading →
2009 has been an interesting year. It’s my first full year of retirement. There’s still no time for boredom. We experienced some sadness. My paternal grandmother died in February — complications of old age. She was my favorite grandmother when I was younger — she was a kid’s grandmother. She … Continue reading →
I’m in the third week of Week 1 of How To Revise Your Novel. Yeah, I’m slow. You shouldn’t be surprised to learn that I’m reading the manuscript. I’m doing so with five worksheets to fill out as I read. I was finding some things that didn’t fit the worksheets, … Continue reading →