Making a Christmas list
After picking her up from school, Celia decided to start writing her Christmas list. The first items added, according to her, were a pogo stick and two snowmen. Continue reading Making a Christmas list
After picking her up from school, Celia decided to start writing her Christmas list. The first items added, according to her, were a pogo stick and two snowmen. Continue reading Making a Christmas list
A very happy Halloween to you from all of us! Continue reading Happy Halloween
A week and a half ago our little family traveled north to Norwalk, Connecticut. It was a dual-purpose trip serving as both an anniversary getaway to celebrate six years of marriage, and as a meetup location for my wife. She writes for a blog called Daily Mom and this gave her a chance to meet some … Continue reading Road trip: Norwalk, CT
Berks County, Pennsylvania, where I live, has a very big population of Germanic descent. This makes the first weekend of October fun because Oktoberfest is a big deal at the local German clubhouse. (It’s also a lot of fun going to the viewing party when the Germans win the World Cup final) Continue reading Polka at Oktoberfest
This week, the entire company is getting together for the annual Grand Meetup in Park City, Utah. The views here are gorgeous. Continue reading Canyons Resort, Park City, Utah
Say hello to Akisbot. He’s a friendly robot who takes joy in finding and destroying spambots for Akismet. I’ve been refining and improving this illustration for a little while now and I really like how it has improved. He’s a lot friendlier looking than the original version, which is certainly what he should be. Continue reading Akisbot
We visited the gorgeous Union Station in Kansas City on a walking food/history tour. This 850,000 square foot building, with original architectural details, is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year. The Grand Hall is stunning with 95-foot high ceilings, three 3500-pound chandeliers, and a 6-foot wide clock hanging in the archway. It also has a … Continue reading Union Station Grand Hall