Some fun
This picture just tickled my funny bone, though my youngest just rolled his eyes. He got his sense of humor from me, but sometimes not so much. Then there is this. I love Airplane. Laterness
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This picture just tickled my funny bone, though my youngest just rolled his eyes. He got his sense of humor from me, but sometimes not so much. Then there is this. I love Airplane. Laterness
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My daughter has started doing commissions on Instagram. I asked her to redo the girl at the top of the page to look more like an elf. Since my daughter specializes in anime type drawings, it’ll probably end up with bigger eyes and crazy hair as well. We’ll see. I told her I’d give her […]
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I subscribe to a newsletter from Popular Information. From everything I can tell, he’s apolitical, which I like, since I’m a political independent. I like how Judd and his team investigate corporations, their political donations, their corporate messaging and comparing it to everything reported in SEC filings. For example, corporations promised not to donate to […]
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I’ve owned this domain a long time. It was the first one I bought for myself when I started in web development in the early 2000’s. I bought a second domain in 2002 or 2003 (I’d have to look at WHOIS to remember when, but I’m leaning toward when I was making and selling candles). […]
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On Friday I decided to start doing some real WordPress training instead of just the dabbling that I’ve done over the years since I started this blog. I’m kinda excited. I haven’t done any major programming since I left my web design/programmer job in 2003. My plan is to start freelancing so I can work […]
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https://www.businessinsider.com/tired-trucker-explains-driver-shortage-cant-support-families-low-pay-2021-11 So, I have a unique perspective on the so called driver shortage since until Friday 11/12 I was working in supply chain. I worked with corporate transportation and carriers to get materials to the place I worked for. I can remember talking to one logistics company saying that routes out of Nashville were difficult […]
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I haven’t been around in a long time. I was talking to my youngest about the websites I have, and I was surprised at how long it has been since I posted. Work has been crazy. Even crazier with supply chain disruptions. So I’m tired when I get home. I also went through a phase […]
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Tonight I have this silly song stuck in my head. It’s one that I first heard when I was living in Branson. A good friend had me listen to it one day at work. I’m going to paste the YouTube link below for tonight. I’ll try to figure out how to embed it later. It’s […]
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We were all worried about Skynet. Meanwhile, nunchuck bears.pic.twitter.com/ZfGMIkYFl3 — Kevin Brackett (@KevinRBrackett) July 12, 2020 This is mildly entertaining. Bears will play with anything they don’t understand.
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I try not to say much about mental health, but I’ve been having some issues with anxiety in the last couple of years. I finally hit the end of my rope. Part of it was from work, and part of it was just the stress from other things going on in my life. When I […]
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