- 1. One Hundred Years
- (Chris's Blog)
- Some of you may remember us mentioning our trip to England a month ago. We were traveling to celebrate Dave's great aunt Kathleen's 100th birthday. Sadly, Kathleen passed away two weeks ago... but she ...
- Created on 10 June 2010
- 2. The 'Stuff' of Dream
- (Chris's Blog)
- ... which amounted to hundreds of dollars. Go AAA! Everything was going according to plan as Jim and I drove back to 9th Street, Dave leading the way in Rupert. We would soon be joined by our friends Matt ...
- Created on 11 July 2012
- 3. Day 2 - The Hills of Virginia
- (Chris's Blog)
- ... to be our home for a few hundred miles over the next two days. For any of you who have traveled along Rt 81 you will remember what a busy trucking route that is. The day was our longest so far, and the ...
- Created on 01 August 2011
- 4. The Little Things
- (Latest)
- ... saying, all too matter-of-fact. “Oh my god...” was his reply. Yeah, oh my god, did I really need to say that? We walked in silence for a few hundred feet and I looked back at the scene, now once again ...
- Created on 02 June 2010
- 5. Bananas? You're kidding, right
- (Things You Have Always Wondered About)
- ... of plastic packaging these 'peanuts' weren't widely available year round, but then voila! Fast forward a hundred or so years and In 1963, General Mills vice president John Holahan inventively discovered ...
- Created on 27 August 2008
- 6. Just a Point and a Click
- (Social Commentary)
- It was just a quick purchase. I had done it a hundred times before and not had any problems. "$12 wasn't that much to spend on such a useful little application, " I told myself. The registration ...
- Created on 12 December 2007
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