My new favorite way to write: a widescreen tipped up vertically.
The Innovators: How a Group of Hackers, Geniuses and Geeks Created the Digital Revolution by Walter IsaacsonMy rating: 5 of 5 starsSomehow some writers of biography end up sounding trite, both in their relating of their subjects' stories and in the lessons they draw...
A young aspiring pastor recently asked other pastors in a Facebook group what kinds of doubts they’ve had about Christianity, and what they’ve done with those doubts. I replied… I went through a several-month period of doubt during my senior year as a Bible major at...
The subtitle for this blog used to be “Bible, Tech, Bible Tech.” I haven’t blogged about tech much in a long time. But I still love it. And it’s time for a break from heavy stuff. One particular piece of tech I love is my new-to-me 12.9-inch iPad Pro. I got it a few...
We visited grandparents and great grandparents and a rarely-seen uncle in Ohio over Christmas and New Years. Our Saturday-afternoon flight from Cleveland to Denver (departure scheduled for 4:37 pm) was delayed for four hours by a mechanical fault. We had to deplane...
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Can’t find the smart phone. 🙂
In the 1990s, this monitor direction was typical for secretaries: it enabled them to view a page of text. Hardly anyone else purchased such a monitor. I expect that they were fairly expensive. B&W only, as I recall.
The 1990s… I’ve heard of those. But this is actually a pretty standard, wide-screen, Dell monitor—1920×1080. It just happens to have a bracket which allows it to be flipped. I just love it.
New desk location? Looks different than I remember your old desk being.