A picture of our sofa, with no humans or dogs for scale (technically, dogs aren’t allowed on the sofa, but sometimes a loophole is exploited, as the rule doesn’t specifically prohibit the sofa-as-springboard technique). Really, Mom deserved this photo a while back, as she and Dad sit-tested all of the Macy’s sofas and helped...
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I won this plant last week at a staff development day. I put it on the fire escape a couple days ago. Now it looks like this: What have I done, and what should I do next?
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Keep an eye out for Va. real estate, y’all. Because we’re on the move! More to come when we’ve got more to tell.
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Back to my old theme: fire escape + rain + houseplant(s). (I know this isn’t really what you were looking for, Aunt Alice, but we’ll get some interesting news up soon. I promise. But while you’re visiting, here are some other houseplant shots.) Oh, and here’s a chicken and a potholder having a conversation...
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Running the TFH takes some juice. So does keeping it connected to the wider world. Where would we be if we couldn’t, say, dial up a two-year old news package from Knoxville? Or use the Tiny Fun Server as a dedicated remote desktop connection to Reston, Virginia? Or stream music via Melissa’s iPod touch?...
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Video of me being a real man about the mouse, as well as additional mouse pix after the jump.
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Too bad the cup proved too tough for the drill that built the TFH.
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On to news even more exciting than Web site repair updates: plant updates. Thanks to Mr. and Mrs. B., we have a (relatively*) new Tiny Fun Houseplant. Our three (living**) plants have been outside on the faux-balcony for several weeks now, and two out of three seem to enjoy it (the original TFHouseplant is...
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http://www.nytimes.com/packages/html/travel/20070216_TINY_FEATURE/blocker.html
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One day, 15 feet apart? Melissa and I (in our old place) really couldn’t be much more than 20 feet apart. But it is true that you learn a lot about the relationship. There are a lot of people who live lives of extreme spousal proximity; now, maybe not like the couple in the yurt–that’s...
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