I was in third grade when one of our small-town school got its first Apple computer, an AppleII. It was likely one of the first Apple computers available to schools, as far as I can tell. It was probably 1981 or 1982. I could probably look that up, I guess. I am sure that the […]
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It was the summer before 4th grade that I went to a day camp in which I was forced to learn how to cross-stitch. From what I could remember, I didn’t really want to cross-stitch. Actually, I though that knitting or crochet would be much more practical. Also, I couldn’t think of a single time
When you complete a big project there is always the long, slow, realization that it is complete. There is a sadness that comes along with it for me. Sometimes, the pursuit is better than the destination. Well, Not this time. This time is a little different. It is like opening a door and looking to
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My freshman year in college I got an invite from an old girlfriend to drive to Columbia, Missouri and see Steven Wright in concert. It was a fabulous invite. I appreciated Steven Wright’s humor. His interesting way of looking at the world. In one of his jokes he explains in his monotone voice, “This woman