Brian: I have an extra scarf you can wear.
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Matt: How do you work this thing?
(clickety-pop for extreme embiggenment)
Brian by the creek
It’s that deep.
A geek’s eye view of the world
Does Brian drive a Camry or a minivan?
It’s good to get a reminder every now and then why I don’t use Windows. I thought a fresh install & update of XP from a service pack 2 disc would be quick. Lesson learned:
Lesson 2, the Pyrex they’re selling these days ain’t yo grand-momma’s Pyrex:
No meals were harmed in the making of this photograph (it was already done cooking).
Today in Tucson:
Tomorrow in Boulder:
Interestingly, their low temp plus their high temp is roughly equal to our low temp, and our high temp minus our low temp is equal to their high temp (brought to you by the Bureau of Meaningless Statistics). Anyway, this should be a fun change; I’m not sure I’ve ever been in temperatures so low, so this will be a good challenge to my “weather doesn’t really bother me” attitude. And anyway, nice as 77 degrees sounds, in the middle of December, it’s kind of sick.
It’s on these 75-degree, sunny days in December when I like to pause and reflect on some things I love: living in Tucson, flexible work, wireless internet, the Catalina mountains. But most importantly, it’s the combination of the above items into one happy day of tele-work.
(beware, pictures embiggen abundantly)
Photos by Other Other Matt
Well, Hebrew National says they answer to a higher authority. I’m not sure what happens when you eat their hot dogs with Bush’s baked beans, but we did anyway.
(first pics from the new camera, but not worth seeing full-size)
