Throwback Thursday – Me on the job at Blood Assurance just out of orientation and training. I was just figuring out what I was doing. Since then I have done pretty well for myself.
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Two Weeks Ago
StandardWow, its hard to believe that two weeks ago was my grandmother’s funeral. Today life goes on with work and making a living, as she would want me to. Everyday I miss her and think about her. My concern is for my granddad in that he misses her but he continues to live and care for himself in her absence. Grieving is a strange thing but its a necessary thing. When you love someone the price you pay is the pain when they are gone. Life goes on and God is good.
Winter 2014 on Flickr.
Throwback Thursday – This was a unexpected winter where we were stuck in the house waiting for a thaw. I hear we might get a big winter in 2015.
Winter 2014 – Signal Mountain, TN on Flickr.
Throwback Thursday – This from Winter 2014 facing Signal Mountain/Walden’s Ridge Tennessee. The snow covered mountain and trees were a great memory of this epic snowfall. Something to keep you all cool on a hot day like we had today.
In the world we live in at the present time this music video seems to get it right. Conflicts that are still going started many, many years ago. Billy Joel is a great story teller and this song can help us make sense of things.
Billy Joel – We Didn’t Start the Fire
Throwback Thursday – Pigeon Forge 2009
This was a trip we took on Labor Day weekend shortly after my 40th Birthday. We had a lot of fun!
Throwback Wednesday: Blondie – Hanging On The Telephone. This is from one of my favorite albums of the 1970’s Parallel Lines.
Blondie – Hanging On The Telephone (by emimusic)
Throwback Thursday: Styx: Mr. Roboto. I saw Styx perform this live in 1983, it was my first ever rock concert. I love the whole concept of this album. It’s kind of prophetic if you ask me.
Mr. Roboto- Styx (by gameuser90)
Winter 2014 – The Neighborhood on Flickr.
Throwback Thursday – This picture was taken one week ago today. It’s amazing how things have changed in seven days. Its in the 60’s on Thursday morning Feb. 20th. Can you believe it.
Throwback Thursday: Netscape
My friend nikkidactyl was talking about ICQ and AOL, remember them, and it got me to thinking a little about Netscape. This was the first widely adopted browser on the Internet. This company was the first real competition to Microsoft which didn’t have much of a Internet strategy until it got serious about Internet Explorer. Netscape was eventually bought out by AOL. I miss the old days of Netscape, but its legacy product Firefox lives on to continue the mission.