Monthly Archives: November 2003

… to one and all! Be thankful and loud about it. Unless, of course, you’re a turkey. In which case, you’re probably better off just keeping your beak shut.

Frequency is the program of the day at Jumbo.

I am, as the title of this post suggests, majorly bummed. “Why?” you may ask. I will not be attending the Lord of the Rings marathon in Harrisburg on December 16 as I had originally planned. I had already purchased … Continue reading →

Frequency 1.5 has been released. More information can be found here. Months of effort went into this release, and even though I haven’t hardly advertised anything yet (seeing as it’s Sunday evening), I’ve already received a purchase notice. Cool! The … Continue reading →

I can’t tell you how much I love this kid. She makes me laugh, she makes me smile, she makes me crazy, she makes me angry. I wouldn’t trade her for the world. She’s my little princess. This was her … Continue reading →

Well, 40 Days of Purpose is over, at least for Westwood. I learned a lot by reading The Purpose Driven Life again. I had already read it earlier this year, but this time I got so much more out of … Continue reading →

They say mean, but funny things. Like Andy Rooney: All I can say is it’s a good thing Bill Gates didn’t invent television. If it took as long to start up a television set as it takes to start up … Continue reading →

Here are some pictures from California. These were taken in July, well before the fires began, when Jen and I went to Saddleback Church with our pastor and his family for the Purpose Driven Worship Conference and Festival, which was … Continue reading →

Tom Yager: People who prefer OS X don’t say they have a specific admiration for alpha-blended shadows and anti-aliased text. I doubt most users can name the individual elements that draw them to the Apple GUI. Instead, users say they … Continue reading →

Jen and I went to see The Matrix Revolutions on Saturday, along with Dan and Dave. I’ve put a lot of thought into the movie since then, and here is my review, kinda. WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD. If you want to … Continue reading →