by Ken | Mar 25, 2011 | Chronicles, Everyday Life, Parkview
Earlier this week, I saw the biggest snowflakes I had ever seen. No kidding — they were the size of half-dollars. It was beautiful, but enough is enough. I can hear the birds, and I went out once or twice without a jacket in between flurries. We still have a...
by Ken | Feb 8, 2011 | Everyday Life, Parkview
Thursday night, our furnace started making noise without making any heat. It’s may have done that once or twice before, and turning it on and off fixed the problem. Not anymore. I called an associate from the Professional and Businessmen’s Association,...
by Ken | Jan 1, 2011 | Business & Work, Everyday Life, Family & Personal, Parkview, Photography
The big event this year in my life was the passing of LadyBug. It hit me a lot harder than I would have imagined, and still does. I did a lot more writing this year, almost all blogging based on Facebook discussions, which I spent quite a bit of time on. As written...
by Ken | Dec 27, 2010 | Business & Work, Everyday Life, Parkview
The holidays were great, excepting my battle over the stresses of the ridiculousness of recent politics and lamenting various other injustices. (I really should stop reading the news.) But the last couple months were much more trying. When my hard drive first...
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by Ken | Oct 22, 2010 | Chronicles, Parkview
Okay, it was more of a peach color, but the parts of this century old street that showed was really a simple pleasure to walk on. A few weeks ago, new street signs indicated a change in the alternate parking days, from 4pm Sundays and Wednesdays to 6pm Mondays and...
by Ken | Sep 29, 2010 | Everyday Life, Family & Personal, Parkview
Well, I’ve done a few firsts. I got stung by a bee (fortunately I got the stinger out immediately so there wasn’t much swelling). And I finally launched the pilot for my Earth 2 Mouth project. There were five of us, Michelle and people from her church,...
