My mornings begin with a cursory glance at The Columbian ending with the horoscopes. Today’s words of wisdom rang with the resounding sound of truth. You have vision and talent. In stolen moments, you dream of your destiny. Someone might say you can’t do it. That’s the first sign that your desire is worthy of…
Monthly Archives: April 2008
It’s not every year that you celebrate a milestone birthday. My dear friend James decided to celebrate 50 in his own unique way. (You may recall Mr. Bowman from this post and the movie 300 post). Not only was his birthday a personal milestone, it also happened in a leap year, so he may not…
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Rubbish guinness seems to be a particular problem for you lot ! 
We do seem to be much better at exporting our whiskey though !
Beautiful birthday portrait, Randy
Long time friends share a history that give us a sence of belonging and security. The best of friends simply accept us as we are. You are a luck man. Thank you for sharing the beautiful photos and friendship with us.
My first computer was a Macintosh Classic in 1990. There was no hard drive and the operating system was on a disc. To use a program such as a text editor, you had to eject the disc with the operating system and insert the disc with the program. A floppy dance, swapping them back and…
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Randy,
Okay here is one line from the movie “Jack Frost” staring Michael Keaton. The premise was the father (Michael), can’t keep his promises to his son then dies suddenly in a car accident. One year later, he returns as a snowman (crazy huh?) and has the final chance to put things right with his son before he is gone forever.
Not one of the best movies I have seen for sure. Although in one scene I remember some of the most profound words in a movie. While sitting on the bed of his sleeping son just before he (Michael) was to vanish away forever says these words. “Here I was trying to make my mark on this world, and now I realize that you are my mark on this world”.
Wow – what a line for a parent to hear.