Celebration of Life
Last night I sang at a Celebration of Life for a woman who died a few months ago at 95. The musicians outnumbered the congregation and her family was represented by four people. There is something a bit sad about […]
Get Ready for Autumn
Last week on the HHP was kids’ week, and I have no little children now, only great big grown up sons and daughters, so it was a bit of a week off. Apart, that is, from working on our hand […]
Angels and Tomboys
Janalisa and I went to the Angels & Tomboys exhibit at Crystal Bridges, a traveling exhibit showing depictions of girls in art over the past few centuries. There were quite a few boys as well. This exhibit is all about […]
Richard Dawkins Backs Off
Richard Dawkins was on The Daily Show last night. I’m a great fan of his, as you may know if you read my blog and have total recall. For your reading pleasure, a few of my many posts on his […]
Rescue Time
RescueTime: Project Time Tracking Software & Team Time Management Software So here’s how I spent my time yesterday, courtesy of Rescue Time. This is a nice free program that keeps track of how you spend your computer time so you […]
The Future of Education
#1 daughter and the Good Old Boy came over for dinner last night. It felt enough like fall that I made scalloped potatoes with ham, plus a vegetable salad and fresh pineapple. It was nice having them over — lots […]