Eddie and I rented a cabin at Lake Hope for Thanksgiving so we could go off and celebrate another year together. 2019 was not without some ups and downs however, we faced all of those together. That’s all a couple, who has been together for almost 28 years, can ask…
Author: Jeff Breece
This post is about how I have chosen to deal with venues and outlets where my online activity had become a conduit of misinformation, criticism, and conspiracy by a collection of commenters who wanted nothing more than to hijack my audience negatively. There is a dark side, for me, regarding…
This post is about making food choices while celebrating Thanksgiving as a heart attack survivor. It can be wrought with a ton of advice, some of which is conflicting in a person’s head, which leads toward fear and self-loathing. However, it does not have to be like that. So it’s…
Just something I love.
I met with my front end mentor today and, already, garnered some valuable tips and support contact for questions and guidance going forward. While I already have a plan put together from a previous conversation with some other UX/front end folks (which he was a part of), we baked out…
There’s a lot to be said about tradition. One of mine is running the Hot Chocolate 15k here in Columbus mid-November. This year I sort of had some shifting physical priorities and switched from running to hiking, and a little weight training to support mountain inclines with a full pack…
I started on a new client job working with .Net which is really great. I’ve been enjoying coding more and more lately while taking a break from architecture and more esoteric aspects of systems design. The rain is coming down today in soft sheets while everyone has been up at…
I caught an old This American Life titled “Hit the Road” about a young guy, Andrew Forsthoefel, who walked across America interviewing folks under the auspices of a self-made project to listen. Just listen to whomever he encountered on a totally random journey from Pennsylvania to California by means of…
This is a pretty entertaining article on the most haunted campgrounds in the States on Outdoors magazine’s site. Note the cool mention of albino trees. I never knew that was a thing! Anyway, as I am getting ready for a venture down to Zaleski State Forest the weekend of November…
I had fallen behind in my Yellow Bird boxes lately. It’s been a busy week all around. But I wanted to use the bunch of Bok Choy, purple kale, the last of my hot peppers, barley and thyme in a Ribollita inspired stew today. Ingredients 1 large bunch of purple…