November 7, 2007\u00a0 12:24PM\u00a0\u00a0 39\u00a0 61%\u00a0 34%\u00a0 26dewpoint\u00a0 5mph\u00a0 windrose ENE\u00a0 Ordinary Time\u00a0 Waning Crescent of the Blood Moon<\/p>\n
These entries have first been a word file, .doc, before moving into this new version of Ancientrails.\u00a0 Bill Schmidt plans to change my underlying program to WordPress, away from the older version of FrontPage in which\u00a0 all the previous have been created.\u00a0 This change happens right now, as I write this, so I can’t enter text directly into the website until late Saturday or Sunday, if all things go well.<\/p>\n
One reason I look forward to the new version of Ancientrails is discussion.\u00a0 WordPress makes that function easy, so Ancientrails can become a two-way dialogue for those who would like that opportunity.<\/p>\n
Found a few more stray stories sitting in other files, so I printed those out before I went to Costco.\u00a0<\/p>\n
I have to make a Costco run now and then because we buy dog food, treats, Propel and water softener salt in bulk.\u00a0 We also buy gas through the Costco cash card.\u00a0 All told it’s nickels and dimes, yes, but they add up and exceed the $50 annual fee.\u00a0 Not to mention, by the way, that Costco shows up on Consumer Reports as the cheapest place in the US to buy such items as televisions.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Both dog food and the salt come in 40 pound bags so picking it up, putting it on a cart, loading it in the truck, unloading and putting the salt in the water softener all call on those muscles I develop when I work out.<\/p>\n
Kate’s sick today as the annual parade of viruses begins at our home.\u00a0 She doesn’t get sick often, but she does get exposed to everything nasty out there, and she gets her exposure from kids, for whom hand washing and other hygiene practices are still new.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
November 7, 2007\u00a0 12:24PM\u00a0\u00a0 39\u00a0 61%\u00a0 34%\u00a0 26dewpoint\u00a0 5mph\u00a0 windrose ENE\u00a0 Ordinary Time\u00a0 Waning Crescent of the Blood Moon These entries have first been a word file, .doc, before moving into this new version of Ancientrails.\u00a0 Bill Schmidt plans to change my underlying program to WordPress, away from the older version of FrontPage in which\u00a0 … Continue reading A new sight<\/span>