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Nov. 23rd, 2009 @ 09:11 am
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We went house shopping yesterday, and although they say you shouldn't just buy the first house you see, it's going to be difficult in the case of the place we looked at. It's pretty sweet- huge basement, plenty of parking, sunny and dry, and in a nice neighbourhood. And while some may be put off by the 10-year lack of maintenance, the house is fundamentally solid behind the peeling paint, worn floor polish, and bathroom mildew.
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 Yesterday was nice and slow. i think after the past few weeks, we ALL needed a slow day. We went to CostCo and Schnucks, but didn't get anything exciting. Puttered around the house on stuff. Robert was flying back from Seattle and Steve was going to pick Him up, but had gotten whatever Robert had last week so he was out for the count. No matter, it was a nice break to the day and good to see Him again. We hardly touched base with each other last weekend since we were all so busy running around and putting on a good run.
Speaking of which, everyone seemed to have a really good time and i want to thank everyone for coming. It was great to finally meet Jeff/![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif) churchbear and to finally get to spend some special time with Marvin/ursusnoir and Adam/orious and i wished there was more time, but you know how it is. We wore our run shirts out and Matt even came out with me and we hung with the Jasons, Jim & Randy, Tim and some of the gang. i'm really rather pleased with how my design for the shirts turned out this year. It's a run shirt that you'd actually want to wear after the run is over which you can't say for a lot of run shirts. Robert was supposed to be out, but fell asleep (though i can't blame Him). As it turns out, He was on His way to the bar while we were on our way home. Bears in the night...Current Mood:  thankful Current Music: Pink Floyd: "Dogs" |
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http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/bearpodcast/~3/HxLFTZ4UH6g/ http://bearpodcast.com/show/?p=906 Live at HiBearNation 2009 (VLOG)
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Here’s the video version of BearPodcast 291. Nard, Jeff and Martin were at the Arch. Dave from MrFriendly joined us to talk about HIV awareness. Marvin and Nard were chatting at the hotel lobby.
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Nov. 22nd, 2009 @ 10:52 am
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"The library, with groundbreaking scheduled for November 2010 and an estimated cost of $250 million..."
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Nov. 22nd, 2009 @ 05:08 am
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Happy Birthday shout out to hylandr !!
I hope your move to Arizona is an amazing opportunity for you, eh!
(hugs)
CammieCurrent Mood:  high |
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Nov. 22nd, 2009 @ 01:01 am
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Twitted throughout the day:
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Juicy pear, buttered popcorn, cinnamon, dr pepper, cappuccino and
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braddumm's Photo Challenge - Clouds
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Nov. 21st, 2009 @ 07:53 pm
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October Photo Challenge - Clouds
I took this today while walking around the Las Vegas Strip. This is the Eiffel Tower at the Paris Hotel.Current Mood:  good Current Music: TV News |
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Nov. 21st, 2009 @ 05:50 pm
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I know why it's called the 'Magic Kingdom.' |
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I forgot to mention that when I went downstairs to the Diabetic Foot Clinic for my regular biweekly appointment, they weighed me at the end and the investigator was so startled that he ordered me back on the scales for a second time. In the last two weeks I have lost 8 kilograms (17.6 lbs., one stone 3.6 lbs).
The infection may have had something to do with it, but the quality of the food here is, well, debatable.Current Mood: tired and waiting for my drip |
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I haven't developed a web site at work (for work) for about 3 years. I was a little concerned my skills were getting behind the times, so I started off with the web site of an "expert" to see if I could re-purpose it into another web site; reviewing his solutions and general design.
I'm happy to say that the solutions I came up with three years ago continue to be superior to the expert's design. If there is an error, any error, he just gives up and throws up an error page. My design gives the user a chance to correct the error and continue.
The new web is coming along nicely. I'm surprising myself at how quickly I'm figuring out problems and finding solutions - I thought it would tougher. |
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