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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

Project: Backyard Ice Rink (Part 1)

Posted on January 2nd, 2012 :: 5:25 pmJune 22nd, 2013 :: 6:01 pm by Greg

We’ve got a project underway here at the Campbell home. We’re trying to freeze a large portion of our back yard. (Well, more accurately, a large quantity of water, covering our back yard…) One thing is for sure: we’ve learned quite a bit of what not to do along the way! It all started with…

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Plans

Posted on January 1st, 2012 :: 4:00 amJanuary 1st, 2012 :: 3:26 am by Greg

You really never know what is coming next in life. That makes it difficult to plan out what you might do in a year, or even a month. (Sometimes the next week!) But it’s not a bad thing to have a plan. A “if-everything-works-out”, best-case scenario. In mine, I will read at least 24 new…

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Wrapping Up

Posted on December 31st, 2011 :: 8:37 amDecember 31st, 2011 :: 8:39 am by Greg

Editor’s Note: This post is taken from a recent newsletter to our basic mailing list. Seemed a fitting post for GregsHead.net on this last day of 2011. The email updates are infrequent, but if you’d like to sign up for the list, you can do so from our basic website or Facebook page. Thanks Another…

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No Comparison

Posted on December 1st, 2011 :: 5:46 pm by Greg

I have this friend. He’s pretty amazing at everything he attempts. He has a lot of the same interests and capabilities, and does a lot of the same work as me, only a lot better. He can build smarter web sites. He can code (well) in several web programming languages. He’s even a handyman kinda…

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On Being Thankful

Posted on November 24th, 2011 :: 9:40 amNovember 25th, 2011 :: 12:59 pm by Greg

This is the day we are thankful. All over our country we spend the day—even the whole weekend—thinking about the things for which we are thankful. Sometimes we have cute ways of saying it. You know, like the annual “go around the table and say what you’re thankful for” exercise. Or maybe it’s a more…

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Beautiful Eggs

Posted on November 24th, 2011 :: 12:20 am by Greg

Our oldest son was asked to take care of our friends’ animals while they are away visiting family for the Thanksgiving weekend. One of his plentiful duties is to collect the eggs laid by their hens at the end of every day. There are usually around eight to ten eggs per day, but tonight there…

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Transformation and Process

Posted on November 16th, 2011 :: 6:58 pm by Greg

One of the most amazing things to me in all of God’s creation is the butterfly. From gross slimy larvae, to slightly cuter (but still sort of gross) worms, to goo inside a cocoon, to a beautifully colored, light and delicate airborne display of it’s Designer’s creativity. It is truly incredible. But this post is…

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Unpredictable

Posted on November 14th, 2011 :: 4:26 pm by Greg

Life is full of unpredictability. We can often live under the illusion that we know what’s coming, that we are in control, but really… life throws you a curveball more often than not. And that includes the NFL. 😉 As you may know, if you’ve frequented this blog, the Campbell family enjoy a weekly seasonal…

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Programming of Life

Posted on November 13th, 2011 :: 2:59 pmNovember 26th, 2011 :: 12:40 pm by Greg

Wow! We just finished watching this video (which is available in its entirety at their website, where you can also order the DVD). It was produced by some friends of ours, and man, they did a fantastic job. It’s the incredible story of the cell, DNA and all the “building blocks” of life. Just so…

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Beautiful Skies

Posted on November 11th, 2011 :: 2:39 pm by Greg

I truly love the beauty of the fall season. This was the view out of my third-story window today. A very dark sky on the horizon, with fluffier white clouds above and blue sky (and sun) behind. And this was just minutes after a wet, heavy snow was showering down on us. It’s more than…

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