Monthly Archives: November 2008

My family, July ’08

Some time back, I recall Lisa telling me that she pulls up this picture when she needs a quick pick-me-up. It’s a picture we had taken out at her mom and dad’s house in Tijeras. I’ve since taken up the … Continue reading

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Thursday Inspiration: Yes, we can

I’m really finding myself in need of some inspiration today. I put the idea for an inspiration post on Thursday to help carry through the rest of the week, and have found that this week, it’s more timely than I … Continue reading

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Struggling to find the words

I may come back and do a Working Wednesday post to try and keep the theme going (and I do have an idea for something to write on that theme), but I figure, for now, I should just put something … Continue reading

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Tubesday: Election Edition

Only seems fitting to point out some election-themed links. Barack Obama – I’ve sent my vote his way. The more I’ve read and the more I’ve researched, I can’t see myself voting any other way. Between his increasingly hard right … Continue reading

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Monday Musings: iPhone

I thought about saving the iPhone for use as Thursday’s inspiration, but I suspected that I’d probably make some of you gag. So, I’m going to blather on about the wonderful iPhone today. I fought buying an iPhone for quite … Continue reading

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Retheming RandomThink.net (again)

Over the years, I’ve changed the look of RandomThink.net several times. It started its life as a Movable Type blog, and when they pulled their license fee stuff out some years back, I made the jump to WordPress, which I’ve … Continue reading

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Great idea, odd name

I suspect a lot of my readers are aware of NaNoWriMo, which is short for National Novel Writing Month, ten years strong now. The idea is to write a novel over the course of the month of November, assessed by … Continue reading

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