What's the Deal?
This blog is my play area. I use it just to keep stuff sort of documented.
Spring Tonic!
First posted Tuesday, April 15, 2014 By Don Jacobs "As far back as I can remember, when April arrived we brought in dandelion leaves for our annual Spring Tonic, which was dandelion leaves, bacon, eggs on mashed potatoes. Can still taste it. All those memories came...
Santiago
We spent one dusty hot day in Santiago. We stayed at the Holiday Inn at the airport. We took a taxi in to town and rode the cable cat to the central lookout. Then we figured out how to use the subway and bus to return. That was our own little adventure!
Photo from BWI
Our flight out of Atlanta was delayed 90 minutes. Not too much of a problem, just a lot of waiting around.
Night before leaving
Four outfits covering four seasons; fitted into a carry-on and a personal item. We will see how this goes!
Turkey cheese sandwiches
Lisa used cheese from S. Clyde Weaver that won some international award. It was yummy!
Test post from my phone
This is a test to see if I can post from my phone
Assassin Bug
More of Dad’s photos
Hot Lancaster County Morning
This Day in Dad’s Photo Scanning
This Day in Dad’s Photo Scanning
These photos came up today in "on this day in the past." Evidently Dad saved these pictures on this date, and now my One Drive shows them to me on this date. This is an eclectic bunch!
Dad’s Birthday
Today was my late Dad's Birthday. Here are some photos of him. The first one is Dad burning huge blocks of packaging Styrofoam in his fire on Lyndell. Lisa was horrified, but that was my Dad - he lived life by his own rules! Media OLYMPUS DIGITAL...
Hot Day in July
At some point in the past few years I saved one of my Dad's photo archives from an external hard drive to my OneDrive. So they keep showing up as "memories on this day." Today it was 95 degrees in real life in Lancaster, PA, but these photos showed up:
The Fascinating History of this Site
This Foray in to WordPress started on or about 11/26/2017. It’s ramblings about running, computers, and sometimes food.