May 2008: This is our lovely new daughter, Violet, sitting with some violets. She's a lovely happy girl!
She is loved to bits (quite literally, sometimes!) by her big sister Ruby.
She was born October 5, 2007.
Jan 17, 2005:
I just launched a website for Scott Young, who is an outdoor wedding photographer from beautiful Muskoka, Ontario. Scott lives in Bracebridge.
Oct 15, 2004: Made a page with a few pictures of our little girl
Ruby. She was born on July 24. Of course, I think she's cute as a bug.
Feb 10, 2004: I discovered BabelFish, a translation service for web pages, and put a link to it at the bottom right of this page. For FUN, I translated this page into Chinese and back again. Here is the amusing result!
Jan 23, 2004: I have built and deployed my
Pedal Steel Guitar Page, with an introduction to the music I play on pedal steel and some sound clips to download. Thanks again to Cartoonist Rob Clarke, who drew the city images that I use on these sites!
Jan 17, 2004: I just launched Undecided.com.
It isn't much of anything now, but I hope to grow it into a resource for
the great undecided
real soon. Undecided voters will play an important role in any election, but particularily the 2004 U.S. Presidential Election. It's hard being
undecided
when everyone seems to be preaching to the choir.
Jan 23, 2004: My wife Cindy has a web page at
Grapegirl.com, where she shares her views, insights, and writings on the subjects of food, wine and health.
Jan 11, 2004: I have started a website called B52.net as a front-end for all these web pages.
If you are interested in getting a simple, stylish, effective web site built, check out
B52.net!
(Note that this, my home page, is nothing like a B52.net site - they are simple. As you many notice, my site is a sprawling mass of ageing content.)
Jan 5, 2004: After 7 years of neglect, I have updated my home page. (See
"Where's my old web site?" sidebar at right.) This comes on the heels of creating a website for my
Hawaiian Steel Guitar Music, including my show for seniors, and the realization that I am using the web as a clearinghouse for my various 'careers', with no central point between them...
