When we married, I discovered that Jen was a wonderful mason. Over the years, she had learned to build some pretty terrific, fortified walls to protect her heart from invasion. I had not seen this outside the intimacy of marriage – or I was just a clueless young guy. 🙂 But once we were inside,…
Author: Greg
Born in the now distant land of Springfield, OH, and raised in Caracas, Venezuela, I met my future wife Jen in the 8th grade in Earth Science (she was the girl with the big hair and glasses across the room...) Now reside in Palmyra, NY after having found ourselves residing in various homes and domiciles all over the country as we traveled and sang about the Kingdom of God with our growing brood of kids in tow. I now get to design websites and other things graphical for folks around me, as well as sell Apple (Computer) products to anyone who may be interested.
Websites:
http://gregshead.net
http://bwd-graphics.com
http://basicmm.com
Newsvine Goes Public
Over the past couple weeks, I have posted a few articles here about a news website called Newsvine. The reason I did that was that the site was still a private Beta, meaning that only those with invitations had access to the site. Well, if you were at all curious… the wait is over. Newsvine…
You Can Now See Again!
This morning, as is our custom, the boys and I were reading a short bit from the Bible. We’re reading through the book of Acts currently, and it’s really interesting. There are always lots of things I don’t remember, and some cool stories the boys like to hear. Paul definitely had a crazy life –…
Kirstie Rae
Today is my daughter’s birthday. She’s two. I love her. 🙂 She’s a very cute little girl, with a tender heart – except that she’s being raised by two brothers – and she definitely loves her daddy. 🙂 I love the greetings I get when I come down from the office. 🙂 Today we’ll celebrate…
A Day Of Unexpected
I woke up this morning at 9:35am, quite shocked that I had not been woken by some small person in the house already. There hadn’t been a peep. Quite odd. But, my unexpected bliss was short-lived, as Alex came in to let us know it was 9:37am. (Pronounced “Nine-Three-Seven”.) So, with a little coaxing, Alex…
And The New Apple Products Will Be…
Apple will be announcing “some new fun products” on February 28th according to an invite they sent to selected media personnel this week. In anticipation of that, the internet is full of rumors about what those products might be. Well, as I have mentioned here before, I have a column at a news site called…
Black And White
I have thought a lot recently about the dangers of viewing the world as black and white. One thing is right, one thing is wrong. There can be such a rigid interpretation of this way of thinking that legalism, and even hatred and violence completely take over. People take sides, and create battle lines. Wars…
Olympic Beef
I have read a few articles expressing disdain for the modern day Olympics, with the overwhelming influence of professional athletes. “The Olympics is for amateurs!” they say. I think I slightly agree. I don’t think that people who do these sports as a profession should be excluded from the competition completely. I actually like that…
More on the Mac "Viruses"
Just saw this come across my news feeds: Macworld: Podcasts: Macworld Podcast #29: Examining Leap-A (it’s a podcast about the more well known of the three malware issues that surfaced this week affecting the Mac OS)
Mac Viruses?
If you read news online, chances are you have heard about the nasty streak of viruses hurled at the Mac platform this week. It’s terrifying! It’s catastrophic! No one is safe anymore!!! Or, not. Really, they were very small malware scripts that do mostly nothing. That’s my summary. I found this article today, which I…