Posts under ‘family’

I was asked, today, “Is this your first bachelors degree?” today by a classmate in a class that was canceled for the next couple of weeks so the professor can do one-on-one interviews with the students and so that we have an extra, what, hour and twenty minutes twice a week to work on our [...]

I started writing a review of Kung Fu Panda the other day and didn’t get around to finishing it before Erin and I had to drop codename: CAMPER off at the neighbors so they could babysit him whilst we went to Salt Lake for The Hotel Cafe Tour to see Lenka in concert. Of course, [...]

As you might already know, I am married to Erin. I can’t adequately express the joy this causes me, just to think that after so long I am married and that together we have this little baby. There is something about being married that makes aspects of my life seem more complete, more full, and [...]

I am offering the world my list of priorities. These are the things, and to some extent the order of priority, that I take into consideration when making some of the choices I make. Believe it or not, different priorities will leap to the top of the list that seem rather low. That is because [...]

I have, effectively, been MIA for the past two days. Not really MIA as the people who need to know where I am and what I am doing have known both (e.g. Erin and codename: CAMPER). However, when it comes to the website, and for at least one class, I have (unfortunately) been MIA. In [...]

Yesteday, while putting codename: CAMPER into the car, I felt something pop in my back. This was immediately followed by some pretty serious pain which I pushed through, got into the car, and then asked Erin to grab me some ibuprofin to mitigate the discomfort. When we got to church, Erin’s brother carried codename: CAMPER [...]

Once upon a time I really enjoyed listening to Country music. Of course, that was before I went to a giant country music festival and sat, for an entire day and well into the evening, surrounded by people I probably wouldn’t associate with if I had free time and the desire to associate with people [...]

According to this article Tony Hillerman died. Hillerman is the writer of a bunch of mystery books set on the Native American reservations. My parents really liked reading him, especially since they moved to southwestern Colorado near the Ute Reservation and working on the Navajo Reservation in Arizona with the LDS church. On the sad [...]