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Back Up! Back Up! Back Up! And Boogie!!
Sorry, my disco days are long over. I found another article on backing up your data. It’s interesting that the title only states “For Decades.” The real crux is that we have to keep our data for future generations, but the digital landscape has and will keep changing rapidly. To archive for the future, you… Continue reading
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Jacob Henry Mansion Wedding
Elise and I had a wonderful weekend wedding where the reception was at the Jacob Henry Mansion in Joliet. Was a treasure! The house is like a mini museum.. all the furniture and wood work, amazing! It was a gorgeous day for a really fun wedding. We don’t show any of the wedding images till… Continue reading
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Death trap
I love touring old towns. I convinced elise to take a drive down old rout 30 in Plymouth, In. And just little off 30 was Centennial Park that had a date on the entry arch of 1926. There was a play are with this slide from who know when. I just know you could build… Continue reading
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Breakfast of Champions
Watching the Olympics is very distracting. Continue reading
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Council Fire at Culver
It is the last for us for the year. I’m growing fond of these. A sign of summers coming close. Continue reading
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Brooke at the Beach
I love the quiet peace at the beach…. its not only relaxing but recharging. This was from a few weeks ago when we took off a little early, got the kids and headed to Beverly Shores in Indiana for some evening at the beach then some garlic knots in Valpo at Greeks. I’ve also been… Continue reading
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Drinking Bees
I’m told that they take the water back to the hive for cooling Continue reading
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How's the Weather Over There?
An image I took at Orland Days. I always figured the ride worked best with a few people in the car, but obviously I’m not 8 anymore. Continue reading
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I stand still or move slowly, feeling things like the impulse of shapes, the direction of lines, the quality of surfaces. I frame with my eye (sometimes with my hands) as the ground glass would frame. Nothing that one could reasonably call thinking is taking place at this stage. The condition is total absorption; the decision (a picture!) is spontaneous. – Aaron Siskind, 1955