Monthly Archives: August 2007

If stability and memory requirements of Firefox and Thunderbird are not to your liking, try out Seamonkey.

It’s also by Mozilla, and it is the continuation of the old Netscape suite of applications. The Navigator is based on the latest Gecko release, the mail/news program is more the adequate, and the Composer is excellent.

It supports all of the Firefox plugins, but add on support is a little shoddy at the moment. If you want a slick, easy to internet suite, check it out. It is available for Windows, Mac, and Linux. Older versions are available for OS/2, Beos, and others. It loads quickly and has not crashed on my home Linux machine or work Windows XP machine as well.

I’ll keep you posted on how it goes.

I am sure Glenn will want seamonkeys some day as well.  Poor, little shrimp.  At least it will teach him about the cycle of life.

What a lovely evening.  It has been storming off and on like crazy tonight.
Right in the middle of the worst storm, little Glenn starts making a gagging noise, then starts puking his guts out onto the floor.  So, in the middle of lighting and thunder and rain, I am sopping up baby puke with paper towels.
It looked like most of dinner came up. 
Let me tell you, baby puke smells just like adult puke.
Carrots don’t digest in your stomach either.
So, for all you future parents out there, you have a lot to look forward to.

Posted some more images to the ‘daily’ image page here.

Nothing too exciting.  I don’t know why, but I like taking pictures of churches.  I don’t like what goes on in there, but the buildings are quite beautiful and very well made, compared to most.

They Glenn monster is finally asleep. I really don’t like teething all that much. He is one unhappy camper.

I am glad the week is almost done. I could use a little together time with the wifey this weekend.
Though I have not seen any postings, I assume my brothers did okay on the camping trip they took.

I know one thing, I really don’t care for camping unless it involves a fully equipped cabin with a hot tub. I know all the survival crap in case the sh*t really hits the fan, but I don’t really want to use those skills unless I have to. For fun, not so much. But, to each his own.

The new William Gibson book is out. Haven’t had a chance to pick it up yet, but I am sure it will be a good read when I get a chance.

In other news, is it ironic that American flags are made in China, and Manchurian Ramen Noodles are made in the U.S.A.?