Format Change
If you’ve been on the site before, you probably noticed that I’ve pretty radically changed the layout.
If you’ve been on the site before, you probably noticed that I’ve pretty radically changed the layout.
January 22nd was a red letter day for me. I’m actually writing this on January 28th, which is even a bit more exciting, but I’ll explain that in a bit. So what’s so special about January 22nd? It’s the first time I’ve made money from writing on this website (or any other website, for that matter).
Lasagna has long been one of my favorite meals. I always picture myself as a human version of Garfield the cat when we have it for a meal. Sometimes there are leftovers, but they seldom make it through the night, and never through the next day.
To a lot of people, Atari means games. Old-school games. But for a little over a decade, from 1979 to 1993, they were a respected
I learned a nice little trick for deviled eggs this past week. I always joke around that there are never leftover deviled eggs at family events, church gatherings, etc.. As a social experiment, I frequently volunteer to make them, and then go “overboard” to see if we can make enough so that there are actually leftovers. My prior record was 4 dozen at a family event. That’s 96 halves. They were all gone.
It seemed innocent enough. My cousin Trish Hudson had been talking about having my wife and I, along with my sisters over for a meal sometime. My sister’s birthday had just passed a couple of days earlier, and I got one of those notifications in Facebook that said “Trish Hudson mentioned you in a post”. I clicked the link, glanced at it quickly, and totally misunderstood.
I stumbled across the recipe when I was looking for something “different” to do with shrimp. It’s become a favorite for my wife and I.
I want to start this out by saying I’m not a big fan of boycotts. As a matter of fact, I will pretty much tell
Making Technology Fun Looking at the title, this probably looks like a gadget article, but it’s really not. It’s more about technology and humor, with
First of all, my apologies to any of you that stumbled on to this by mistake. Even though I work (and have lots of friends) in the Information Technology field, “IP” in this case is not “Internet Protocol”, but “Instant Pot”. Sorry, this is a cooking story.
My name is Herb Parsons, your semi-average 66-year-old guy. I’ve been married to my wife Gini for 28 years, and between us, we have 5 children and 11 grandchildren (currently).
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