Telling all my secrets
Today someone asked me (my wife, actually) on Facebook how I make my pulled-pork barbecue, so I told them everything. Well, not everything, but a lot. I know a lot… Read more »
Author Archives: Mark
Reality Is Boring
Late last night my family returned home from what we dubbed our "mini-vacation." Rather than taking a big, expensive family vacation this year, we stayed relatively local and took a… Read more »
A Comedy of Errors
I'm a big fan of Google Voice for a lot of reasons, but I think my favorite feature is the hours of entertainment value it can provide. Yesterday I called… Read more »
Trust but verify?
This morning as I was standing in the bathroom getting ready for church I had the following conversation with my 2-year-old daughter. "Owa showa Daddy?" "Yes, baby, I'm out of… Read more »
In remembrance
Long-time readers of my blog (all three of you) may remember a post I wrote a few years ago about the inflatable Winnie the Pooh yard ornament I'm forced to… Read more »
0.1 Miles, a Triumph of Absurdity
My first college experience actually occurred before classes started. I was in the marching band and we began our rehearsals in August before the start of the semester. It was… Read more »
Reliving my youth….kind of
The bicycle is a rite of passage for every young American- particularly the little boys. It's our first taste of freedom; our first glimpse of the power of mechanical force;… Read more »
Operating Systems as Ice Cream
Apple: We sell one flavor of ice cream- Vanilla. It's the most amazing, beautiful, wonderful, delicious, astounding ice cream ever made. We only use the highest-quality cream hand-milked from the… Read more »
JamStudio
Today I discovered a great new online tool called JamStudio. Here's a little something I call "Cheesy Rock Anthem" that I banged out in about half an hour. If you're… Read more »