July 31st, 2009
A year ago or so, I visited Delos, and came away wondering. The Persians were polite after ransacking Greece, but Delos, popular hub of the Aegean islands, the Cylades, never seemed to amount to much. Despite the wealth. And now, aside from tourism archaeologists, the place is empty of all but fragments of a 2,500 [...]
July 27th, 2009
It’s pretty hot here in the Puget Sound area, while Al Gore is sweltering in unabashed cold weather, and he has whole house air conditioning! So? I figure just one hard-thinking person can beat the stuffing out of Al. I walk Duncan (The Beardie) through the neighborhood. And now, given the weather, checking on folks. [...]
July 26th, 2009
I don’t see anything stopping me from doing my best. What’s stopping YOU? If you need help, send a message asking for it. You won’t believe how much “help” is waiting on this site. -D david-holliday.com
July 26th, 2009
We got another pet, needing a home, and as always, love. “Harry” is a feral cat found in Omak, WA and desperately wants loving. He’s also terrified of (perceived) threats and I have a collection of wounds to prove it. The rescue group who brought him to us did all the right check-us-out things, but [...]
July 23rd, 2009
I thought this blog was about me, but it’s not. It’s about what Alex Jeffries is doing to help people really succeed as business people on the net. This is a lense to observe what his customers experience, from their points of view, as well as my own. I hope Alex himself joins in on [...]
July 22nd, 2009
You can have the best plan in this silly world, and wind up being mostly part of the silliness. Picture this: You dial a number, and the recieving answering machine replies, “Who are you, and what do you want?” Do you realize people live out entire lives having never answered these two questions? Who are [...]
July 22nd, 2009
Well, after three days of pain, I’m back to a basic WordPress site. We had browser breaks, server slumps, ISP incoherence; you name it. So, content is king, you’ll have to put up with the boring shroud it wears for a bit. I’m excited. After many years and many tens of thousands of dollars invested, [...]