A Picture Today: Moneka on a Horse
I admire my friend J5uliana for posting a picture a day. I did that once, for over a year, and it's hard! She did motivate me to at least post a picture today. … Read more
Personal
Dad’s Grandma
Dad was very close to his grandmother. Not surprising since she raised him for most of his life. I met her once, back in 1963, and found these photos over the weekend. … Read more
Built to Last
In June of 1995 we took our first trip to Maui. Here's a pleasant reminder of those happy days. Also, in keeping with the spirit of the day, recall that Jerry loved to … Read more
Such a Long Long Time to Be Gone
and a short time to be there. It's hard to believe it's been 15 years already. And with this anniversary coming so soon after dad's death the memories are especially heartfelt. God … Read more
Adelia’s 95th Birthday
Monday is Aunt Adelia's 95th birthday! We hosted a celebration at our house this afternoon which was well attended by family and friends. Adelia and Orville didn't have any kids, but she still … Read more
John Rivera Rodriquez 1926-2010
My dad, father of 7, died on Tuesday. He was 84. We held the funeral service today. Dad was retired Air Force and he was honored with a Military Funeral including Honor Guard, … Read more
Spring in California, HDR Style
We recently returned from a combination business and pleasure trip that took us out to northern California. As always, my camera traveled with me. It was a great visit, with a wonderful week … Read more
What’s in 144 Browser Tabs?
I tweeted a note about how I had 144 tabs open in my browser, possibly a new high! I then thought of the terminally bored or insatiably curious, or perhaps the merely credulous, … Read more
It Was 30 Years Ago Today
On Monday, December 3rd 1979, I began working for Hewlett-Packard. I started at the Stanford Park Division in Palo Alto. This was before I turned my full attention to computers and software; I … Read more
Smiling Faces
Sheryl found this picture while looking through a box of old stuff today. Turns out it was one she had processed herself (at the Sunnyvale Community Center) and given to Aunt Minnie. We … Read more