Astroprof writes about Daylight Wasting Time? and a research study that was done in Indiana.
Easy, tiger.
The cutline theme came with a cute 404 page.
Cutline
For now, I have settled on using the Cutline Theme for my weblog, as I could not seem to get Mandigo to work for me since I moved hosts.
Plan B
Fortunately, Plan B, using PHPMyAdmin to download data from the old host, and upload data to the new host, worked. I feel so much better now.
Chiminea in the Snow
March 02, 2008 – Click on image for higher resolution version.
Sixty degrees Fahrenheit yesterday, and snow today. It was warmer when I woke up than it is now.
Social Wallpaper
Social Wallpapering has lots of variously sized wallpaper suitable for computer desktop backgrounds.
Morning Branches
February 20, 2008 – Click on image for higher resolution version.
Paid In Full
February 20, 2008 – Click on image for higher resolution version.
A little over fifteen years ago, when we moved to Colorado, we looked for a place where either one of us could have qualified for the mortgage. When the loan officer asked if we wanted a fifteen year mortgage instead of a thirty, we said sure. We didn’t really expect to be here for sixteen years, since it was our second company sponsored move in two years. How time flies.
Frost
February 15, 2008 – Click on image for higher resolution version.
Spring May Come
I haven’t ridden in months, but the weather was nice enough to tempt me outside this afternoon. When I got to the barn, I found that Lily had already been ridden by R, the young woman who has my permission to ride her. This astonished me: when I longed Lily last weekend, I didn’t see a horse I wanted to ride any time soon, so I salute R. I understand Lily only levitated twice: once when a trailer attached to a truck rumbled by the arena, and then on its return trip. Having both seen and felt the levitation, I know it looks worse than it feels. However, it still feels pretty impressive.
Indy, a cute little grulla horse that sort of belongs to my trainer, had not been ridden yet. Indy has a bad case of Sergeant Schultz: When you first get on him he does his best to convince you that he knows nothing, nothing! After two minutes I convinced him that straight and forward were not negotiable, and he was very good for me. Since neither one of us is in great shape, I called it quits after a short session of very nice work. Indy seemed to appreciate the post-work carrots.
I enjoyed finding out I can still ride. I may not have any muscle strength, but I still have the muscle memory. I expect I will hurt tomorrow.