Woodpress

Today on the way to work, we stopped at the fedex office so Shaun (my ride) could drop off a package. While he went in and took care of that, I got out of the car and took some pictures of Timpanogos (including this one).

I went back to the car, and while I was putting [...]

I took these photos on a walk with my kids today.

My instructions for this photo were "go stand by that fence." (No, he’s not actually beating her with a bottle of water in a sock, but that was the effect he was going for.)

Mum’s the word (because I can’t spell chrysanthemum).

Eureka! Eureka! Eureka! Eureka! Eureka! [...]

A while ago I used the quote, “you can’t grep dead trees” (meaning you can’t use a computer to search a paper book). Since I enjoy trying to use plain English rather than jargon, it occurred to me that there’s a pleasingly similar but more modern and mainstream way to express the idea:
You can’t google [...]

I took this picture on my recent afternoon walk from which I’ve posted other pictures. Today a co-worker said that the company wants to publish photos of the different offices, so I volunteered this picture. I edited this version slightly though.

Here’s a video of my son when he was five years old. Other family members make brief cameo appearances.
It’s not very carefully edited.

I took a series of photos with my son and his identical twin. Here are a few.

It’s story time.
Once upon a time in high school, I had a really cool computer science teacher named Clarence Whetten.
Our computer lab consisted of a Unix system with 4 Meg of RAM and about 30 dumb terminals. As I understand it, Mr. Whetten approached a local company (ICON, where I later worked as an intern [...]

This piece of wood once stood where there is now a sign in front of the office building where I work. Originally, it just said “Sign” which I guess was a warning of what was to come, so nobody would be too surprised. After a while though, my friend Thom decided someone needed to follow [...]