Sleep Overs
29/04/08 19:12
There they go again. The Ev-Man and his buddy are having a sleep over. At what age do these things stop? They watched a movie called "Coach Carter". It was a download from the Apple Store and we tried as we might to get the darn thing on DVD but failed at every turn. I know someone knows how to do this but finding that rascal in some back alley on the World Wide Web is a task for which I am ill equipped. We took the path of least resistance and put the movie on my iPod and plugged the iPod into the television using component cables designed for that very use. It worked fairly well I must admit. Get out the popcorn, boys. We're going to the movies.
The weather here over the last day or so has been damp, cold, and raw. I actually had a wood stove going yesterday since the temperatures never got out of the low forties. The fire is the first one in a good couple of weeks. I wouldn't have guessed we would have a fire since we are nearly in the month of May but that tells you just how unpredictable the weather can be at this time of the year in the Northeast. The wife had a nice cup of tea and curled up in the corner of the couch with her favorite book. I put the final touches on my blog and tuned in to Sirius radio on the net while I attempted to learn the process of putting a flash movie on the web. That will be my next project. The real challenge may not be the mechanical aspects of getting the film on the web but rather having the right content for my site. On that subject, I feel like I'm entering unknown territory. I think that is what I like about the challenge. The unknown. So dark and so mysterious. Anyone got a light?
Nice to see that folks are good enough to throw a comment on the site from time to time. Ah, yes, a NY sirloin. That's what I'm talkin" about. I'll have to see if my favorite meat store has mail order and, if so, I will send along some marinated chicken to the good folks in Glens Falls. If not to one and all, then certainly to the ones who pay me a visit on my blog. That's a small price to pay if that is what it takes to keep them coming back. Did I tell you that the bread recipe we made was just terrific. If I have any regrets it is that I didn't have a warm slice right out of the oven. I don't know what I was thinking.
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The weather here over the last day or so has been damp, cold, and raw. I actually had a wood stove going yesterday since the temperatures never got out of the low forties. The fire is the first one in a good couple of weeks. I wouldn't have guessed we would have a fire since we are nearly in the month of May but that tells you just how unpredictable the weather can be at this time of the year in the Northeast. The wife had a nice cup of tea and curled up in the corner of the couch with her favorite book. I put the final touches on my blog and tuned in to Sirius radio on the net while I attempted to learn the process of putting a flash movie on the web. That will be my next project. The real challenge may not be the mechanical aspects of getting the film on the web but rather having the right content for my site. On that subject, I feel like I'm entering unknown territory. I think that is what I like about the challenge. The unknown. So dark and so mysterious. Anyone got a light?
Nice to see that folks are good enough to throw a comment on the site from time to time. Ah, yes, a NY sirloin. That's what I'm talkin" about. I'll have to see if my favorite meat store has mail order and, if so, I will send along some marinated chicken to the good folks in Glens Falls. If not to one and all, then certainly to the ones who pay me a visit on my blog. That's a small price to pay if that is what it takes to keep them coming back. Did I tell you that the bread recipe we made was just terrific. If I have any regrets it is that I didn't have a warm slice right out of the oven. I don't know what I was thinking.
http://www.themeathouse.com/