More tree and plant photos to follow...
Sunday, September 13, 2009
Starting our Alias journey...
We have had two friends recomend Alias so we finnaly borrowed all of the DVDs and will soon have many sleepless nights...
Saturday, September 12, 2009
Friday, September 11, 2009
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Poisen Ivy is...
...pretty much gone. It still doesn't look nice but it is certainly not itchy. I can feel a spot or two on my leg where I might need to hit again. For the most part the big itchy patchs are no longer itchy.
What I did is scratch the heck out of the poisen ivy pimples (which is so satisfying and you know you want to do that anyway) then rub some rubbing alcohol into the area. It appears to work.
Wednesday, September 09, 2009
Packed in at the Wharehouse...
The wharehouse is a ton of fun but I enjoy the lighter sessions. I usually go non-stop and am the last one still pushing around but tonight is a good one to sit back and watch abit.
Tuesday, September 08, 2009
What is worse than Poisen Ivy...
...Poisen Ivy and getting burnt.
I reached into our weedy (poisen Ivy) branch pile to get branchs to burn. Then, I burnt my wrist on the burn barrel.
Why Twitter Owes 20th-Century Postcards a "Thank You" Tweet
Filed under: Cell Phones, Web

Young technophiles may believe that catchy abbreviations, acronyms, and emoticons are new developments, arising because of the character limitations of certain modern means of communication like text messaging and tweeting
But the satirical newspaper 'Puck' actually published the first documented emoticons in 1881, and Abraham Lincoln may have even used one when writing a speech. A joint study performed by Lancaster and Manchester Metropolitan universities has concluded that so-called 'text speak,' the practice of conserving space through abbreviation and lack of punctuation, dates back to at least the early 1900s due to another form of communication with limited space: the postcard.
According to the report, Britons mailed almost 6 billion postcards between 1901 and 1910, which equates to roughly 200 per person, and the writers frequently employed shortened words and ignored punctuation. According to Yahoo! News, stodgy fuddy-duddies expressed concern over the phenomenon because, 'the use of postcards threatened literacy standards.' Well, some things never change. [From: Yahoo! News]
Why Twitter Owes 20th-Century Postcards a 'Thank You' Tweet originally appeared on Switched on Tue, 08 Sep 2009 07:24:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Monday, September 07, 2009
Heritage Restaurant for buffet breakfast...
Heritage Restaurant
508 Harleysville Pike, Souderton, PA 18964
(215) 721-4400
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=40.315354,-75.333467(Heritage+Restaurant)&latlng=40315354,-75333467,-7919635162459385897
Sunday, September 06, 2009
Saturday, September 05, 2009
Our burn barrel...
Friday, September 04, 2009
Thursday, September 03, 2009
If they can still do this...

Lance Mountain by Lance Dawes. Best cover in a loooong time. Jamie, going back to that logo or is it a one time thing?
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It would be in the chickens best interest to...
Something has tried and been succesful at getting one of them out of the tree and eating it. The other night something fought eith the rooster and knocked it out of the tree. I think I got out in time to see some thing flying away from the scene, maybe an owl.
So here we see the obedient hens along with the rooster (who I caught off guard) in the pen while the other two hens wait for just the right moment to spring into the tree above the coop. The did eventually avoid me and find roost in the tree...
Parking Garage update...
Back to my Blog with things...
Nvradm.blogspot.com
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Rooted my G1...
I had wanted to try it before when it was hairy. I wanted to do this because there were things you could do with a rooted phone that would make it run smoother among other things. I wasn't worried about the process to much, I'd done Linux things before and had hacked (with help) my iPAQ to run Linux. When I saw this one click application I couldn't hold back. And it was as easy as they made it out to be. I must say that my phone is zippy-er than it's ever been. It has some extra user interface tweaks and multi-touch and native exchange email support too but, its that quick responsiveness that really makes it worth it. I also went ahead and partitioned my SD card from the command line on the phone so that I can install my applications to the SD card which saves the precious internal memory of the phone.
The link below is for the one click root of the G1 (htc dream).
http://www.ryebrye.com/blog/2009/08/16/android-rooting-in-1-click-in-progress/
Saturday, August 15, 2009
Puffy lids...
Ruby had a bug bite close to her eye that really puffed up part of her face. So here she is at the Dr. Office so they can take a look.
Thursday, August 13, 2009
I'm starting to like our uncut grass...
Between the rain and not being home when its not raining and mowing the neighbor's yard, my yard is starting to look fluffy in some parts and meadow like I other parts... kind'a neat.
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Mercer Museum...
I walked down to the Mercer Museum during lunch today. I didn't go in but, as you can see, I took a picture.
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Redundancy...
So now that I have my recent posts showing in the right sidebar and my twitter feed to the bottom right and my friend feed to the bottom center and the blog archive in the bottom right, this is what happens.
I make a BLOG post, it shows up in the recent posts and the archive right away. So thats three places showing the same thing on my BLOG. Then twitterfeed comes along and posts the Post to twitter, it then shows up in the twitter feed bottom left, then friendfeed picks up the twitter and shows in in the bottom center section.
5 places... hmm. well that will only happen when I make a post i guess. Eh, I'll see how it works out.














































