Everything that fails to fit, elsewhere
Tomorrow is, of course, Easter Sunday. To me, it’s the single most amazing day of the year: it validates not only the Christian faith, but all of life. What a beautiful story. Sadly, so few people understand it. Good Friday is a wonderful thing: on that day, as Christ died on the cross, because (and […]
So, I’ve been watching “Avoiding Armageddon,” which is poorly named and sponsored by Ted Turner (read, “biased beyond belief”), but interesting, nonetheless. Basically, it tells me things aren’t as bad as I think – they’re worse… I’m also perusing the MySQL manual and contemplating about a dozen projects of various sorts. Life is far too
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I hate Microsoft. I’ve said that before, but I really mean it. WHY does every MS product throw error 80004005 for any and every reason? That’s worthless! Darn it.
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I just did a search for EdBlog on Google. There are 175 pages other than mine listed. Darn. The name sounded too good to be unique, but I don’t really care: I’m Ed, this is Ed’s Blog – the EdBlog. So there.
Two stories that need to be shared with the world: My parents were talking to some folks at a truck stop on their trip to Nashville this weekend and met a guy whose wife hit a deer with her car. Nothing unusual about that – except that she backed over it. Secondly, apparently my sister