Monthly Archives: July 2005

Here you go, some interesting links I’ve found to help you pass the time… Ever see a 7-Star Hotel? The world’s ugliest dog… I mean it! The world’s most wicked woman… blood will boil! Infant Daughter Dies as Parents Play … Continue reading →

If Harry Potter is not your thing, I suppose you should skip this post now. If you haven’t read the book and plan on doing so, I also suggest you skip this post as it will be one very large … Continue reading →

That booklight wedge I blogged earlier sure earned its keep last night. Wendy and I were reading, we started around 10p.m. At midnight, a power outage occured and all went black. We didn’t miss a beat continuing to read by … Continue reading →

We started reading about 10a.m. this morning. Wendy and I are taking it in turns to read to each other. We are just over half way thru it. She’s petered out and took a nap. I made the kids dinner … Continue reading →

Looking at the clock, I see that in just over 5 hours, I’ll be able to purchase a copy of Harry Potter And The Half Blood Prince. The question gnawing at me is whether I should make a midnight run … Continue reading →

For those of you who haven’t noticed, I’ve finally put something in the “About Me” section of my blog. I’ve been adding many snippets over the last few days. Everything from trivial personality quirks to political views. Anyhoo, if you’ve … Continue reading →

After almost 15 years of wearing prescription eyeglasses. I somehow got it into my head that I wanted to give contact lenses a try. Perhaps it was the sore spot behind my ears every evening… or the divets and red … Continue reading →

I have a newfound enthusiam for photography now that I’ve figured out some of the buttons and dials on my camera. This morning, Timothy and I jumped on the ATV for a picture taking adventure. We filled a canteen with … Continue reading →

Can anyone out there tell me from what tree these blossoms come from? There is a tree down my lane that is sprouting these things all over it. Quite interesting they are, I don’t recall that I’ve ever seen them … Continue reading →