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Monthly Archive for December, 2007

Closing out 2007

As I look out of my window at the bright sky and listen to the birds singing in the trees, I find it hard to believe that one more year is almost gone.
For the ending post of 2007, I would really like to have something profound to write today. However, not having anything profound to [...]

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Old Age

Old Age Comes at a Bad Time.

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I have heard, that if you want to avoid conflict, that you should never get into a discussion of politics or religion. I will try to keep this discussion light, so maybe conflict will be avoided.

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The Old Pro

The Old Pro…Often Wrong…Never In Doubt.

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My Christmas Eve In Panama

Three generations of Panamanians helped me welcome in Christmas Morning.

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YOYTEC Visit

One of the things I wanted to do, while I was in Panama City, was to go by the YOYTEC computer store.
I went with a friend who needed to purchase a couple of items. The computer store is not a “walk down each aisle” type of store. If you go there, you need to know [...]

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Breakfast In Bed

If You Want Breakfast In Bed, Sleep In the Kitchen.

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My Christmas Gift To Me

While I was in Panama City, I was able to buy a new printer to replace the old Canon printer that had died. I purchased an HP C6280 printer.
It has a built in network connection, so I am not able to print from any of my PCs via the local area network. It took me [...]

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Going and Coming

While I was at the David Airport waiting to catch my 11:00 AM flight, I got the opportunity to have lunch. I hadn’t planned on eating prior to leaving, but since the 11:00 AM flight didn’t take place, due to equipment failure, eating seemed like the thing to do.
Luckily, Barnard’s is at the airport and [...]

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Gravity

Gravity…It’s Not Just a Good Idea. It’s the Law.

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