Thu 10 Jun 2004
These are some nature pictures I have taken over the past few monbths with my Nikon D70 Camera
So, now I actually have this gallery working and it took three days and the help of the author of the gallery to figure out that I was stupid enough to forget that MySQL and PHP were both sensitive to case everywhere. It turns out I had 1 simple letter in lowercase that needed to be capitalized. Oh well live and learn.
Sat 5 Jun 2004
Today we published katies 1st version of KatieSays.com here. We think its pretty cool for her first try. Tell us what you think.
Here’s a cool guitar that katie wants.
Thu 27 May 2004
I was out in San Diego at Microsoft TechEd 2004 at the end of May. I went to Joshua Tree national Park and caught this sunset picture.
Sun 16 May 2004
Katie wants to start her own site. She’s anxious to here what you think the name should be.
We’ve set up a poll with some names we like. Can you help her out by clicking here ? What should be the name of Katie’s new website?
If you want to suggest a name we didn’t list you can comment on this post.
Wed 3 Dec 2003
This was my all of our first Thanksgiving without my mom around. We new it was going to be a very busy weekend and rather than have dad drive all the way to NJ for one day we loaded up the car for us to go there instead. Dad has always been the Thanksgiving cook, and in 40 years of holidays the only person he’s ever let in the kitchen to help him (to any extent) has been me. Somehow I know how he works, what he needs done, and when to get out of the way (most of the time) so he only finds it mildly irritating to have me in the kitchen . This year we had all kinds of new dishes ranging from a Wild rice and cranberry/apple dressing to molasses and horseradish candied sweet potatoes All told it takes about 20 man hours in the kitchen to make dinner and another 5 to clean up afterward. Here is all of us (except me) around the table.
and here’s the fresh mince pie that I made (dad made the filling and it was his favorite part of the meal
On friday it was off to Philadelphia for the Eastern regional Oireachtas (pronounced Oractas). There were thousands of girls, boys and parents there. And it was quite an experience.