My computer just had a KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED (SynTP.sys)
Anybody got a Windows 10 compatible plunger?
Visiting Moscow
I recently got to go to Moscow for a conference and it fully delivered on gorgeous yellow (birch or oak mostly) forests, cold, snow, and massive malls which made me tell a friend, ya’ll are great capitalists. Click to browse and see info on the photos and don’t miss the video. Changing of the guard,… Continue reading Visiting Moscow
Mira at 6 months
We’ve made it half a year now with our precious handful. (Yes, she’s a handful all by herself, but awfully cute.) So here are some photos of Mira at 6 months. Threw the last one in there lest you think life is always smiles and giggles around here. 😉
Houston, we have have a problem (video)
Ivanhoe
Ivanhoe is awesome and you should read it, especially if you love Robin Hood.
Coming Apart: The State of White America 1960-2010
Coming Apart by Charles Murray sheds some light on two parts of America I don’t completely understand, finding myself between them both it seems. I’m no statistician so I skimmed a bit of part one, and probably would recommend others to do the same, go back & dig later depending on your interest. Basically he discusses… Continue reading Coming Apart: The State of White America 1960-2010
Fight: A Christian Case for Non-Violence
Fight by Preston Sprinkle is a book that’ll really make you think. Even if you don’t agree with all of his conclusions, as I do not, I think you’ll be challenged by the case he makes. I would especially recommend it to any Christian thinking of going into or in the military or law enforcement. And… Continue reading Fight: A Christian Case for Non-Violence
Spurgeon – Dallimore
Dallimore’s Spurgeon is a relatively easy, short read that offers a glimpse of the life and accomplishments of CH Spurgeon. It is more topical than chronological, though within that constraint he does organized chronologically as much as possible. (Everything pre-Metropolitan Tabernacle is before that, most of his last days are in one section, etc.) However,… Continue reading Spurgeon – Dallimore
God is great, just cause we get strawberries, then raspberries, then blackberries all spring-summer long. Such a delightful succession.
It’s nice to be able to borrow a car for a while, but it makes you really think about when a car is most handy. It doesn’t do much for the commute, sure it’d be shorter, but then I’d have to deal with traffic. It’s best for when you want to go about a mile to pick something up from a friend but don’t want to walk or wait for public transit. Also for getting out of town and jumping in a lake.
Sometimes it’s nice to have a blue passport and just let yourself be shuffled to the front of the line.
On the shores of the sea…
We went to the beach! Only it wasn’t the ocean, but an inland sea. We enjoyed just relaxing in the water for a while, but Mira on the other hand has decided she is not a fan of water–wild or domestic. We were wondering if she’d react differently to the beach than she does to bath… Continue reading On the shores of the sea…
Baby Murder: Watch, contact Congress, share
Since the main stream media can be counted on to suppress this and the Democrats can be counted on to investigate the reporters not the baby slaughters I wanted to do my part, however small this blog might be, to put this in front of a few people at least and ask you to also… Continue reading Baby Murder: Watch, contact Congress, share
I’m loving this 60 degrees in July thing! – B
Mira’s first 3 months
Today is Mira’s 3 month birthday. This seems like a significant milestone to me for some reason… though it’s possibly just because of the way they size baby clothes. Here are some of my favorite pictures of her at 1 month, 2 months and 3 months though. With a bonus 2 month thrown in because… Continue reading Mira’s first 3 months