Category: Journal

Well, I just keep finding things to sort out! I’ve been working on genealogy for over 35 years, and in that time I’ve collected a LOT of data. The software I use allows me to attach document and image files. There are over 8000 of those attached files, but about 1500 of them are missing… Continue reading Apron Prototype

I’ve been busy. The heating system update was a turning point in our domestic organization. Suddenly I am making progress in organizing the interior of the house. The paper purge is ongoing. Who knew it would literally take months to sort through it all? Certainly not me! I continue to unearth pockets of documents stuffed… Continue reading Still Moving In

It will soon be two years since I began the process of accessing the government grant to replace our oil furnace with an air source heat pump. The early pandemic was not the time to fill the house with a contracted workforce. It is small here, no one could possibly have kept their social distance,… Continue reading Greener Homes Program: Our Federal Furnace Fiasco

Attila had his post eye surgery check up this week, and all is well. He needn’t go back for a year. His eyesight has improved. The surgeon told him the procedure was even trickier than a corneal transplant. His eyesight was better than normal right after the surgery, and it has further improved, which is… Continue reading To The Camp

When learning about things, most things, the bigger picture is an important element to consider. The key for me, in pursuing projects within my skill set, is to focus on the smaller picture. Two recent tasks projects have brought this into focus recently. The first is the paper purge project, in which I am sorting… Continue reading The Smaller Picture