Monthly Archives: December 2004

Beth and Todd the day after Christmas 2004, in Glenwood Springs  Did I mention we had a great Christmas? Beth and I drove to my parents’ house near Redstone, CO. My brother Kent and my cousin Deb and her husband … Continue reading →

one man lord of the rings – I wonder if this one man is ever coming to Denver.

Looks Like I’m Going Nowhere! – Here’s the start of yet another website. I’ve been setting my home Linux PC up to have external access to ssh, ftp, http, and mail. So I decided to give it its own domain … Continue reading →

I’m sad to report that I’ve discovered that the domain name ToshiStation.com has already been taken by someone. And I was going to Toshi Station to pick up some power converters!

the end of the internet – Check out explodingdog.com for unusual art like this:

BBC NEWS | Europe | Dutch consider infant euthanasia – According to this article, 72% of pediatricians in the Netherlands (and 74% in France) are in favor of “ending the lives of newborns in certain circumstances.” I wonder what the … Continue reading →

Well, I went on a nice shopping spree this afternoon and bought myself several related Christmas gifts. I got a Martin guitar (model 000CXEBLACK), a case, a Behringer Ultracoustic ACX1000 amplifier, a KORG GT-3 guitar tuner, a strap, a couple … Continue reading →

Beth is fond of this photo she took. It’s me relaxing on the freshly mowed lawn with my laptop PC. Ah, the beauty of wireless networking! I think this was taken in early October 2004, but she just developed the … Continue reading →

I finally scanned the photos I took on our Thanksgiving snorkeling trip to Yal Ku Lagoon, and added those to my Akumal photos page. There are some of my first underwater photos there. Most of them came out really crappy, … Continue reading →

Last night, Beth and I went to L’Atelier, a fancy restaurant in Boulder. I wouldn’t really call it a “French restaurant” despite the name. Boy did we spend a fortune on dinner! All told it was just shy of $150 … Continue reading →