Catching Up
Today we visited my Grandma. She is doing much better, and is at home now. She looked great, and was getting around with the aid of a walker. This is a great relief to all of us, as you can imagine.
Yesterday marked my 37th trip around the sun. I’ve often thought it silly that I would receive gifts on my birthday since it was my mom who did all the work, but I do appreciate them. And thanks, mom, for going through labor for the first time 37 years ago. I hope I’ve been worth it.
I don’t drink Pepsi or other soft drinks anymore, so I pretty much ignored the whole iTunes giveaway, but my father-in-law managed to collect a couple of winning caps that he saved to give me last night. So I made my first two “purchases” from the iTMS, courtesy Pepsi and my father-in-law.
Great post from Dave Shea outlining A Roadmap to Web Standards.
Another good article from Dan Cederholm on some slick ways to style your content with rounded borders (and more).
And I’ve been busy at work (sneak previews):
- Native American Resources
- SOAR Telescope Dedication (Uses Todd’s Flash slide show)
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In which Mark attempts to catch up from not posting for awhile...
April 30, 2004 | random
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