E-Indeed: The Blog

Edit: Apparently, this analogy has stirred up controversy elsewhere for objectifying women and whatnot.  I’m not going to apologize for posting it, since I still think it’s brilliant, but I will say this–it’s not about objectifying women.  It’s not even about sex–although I can see how some people would get that out of it.  It’s […]

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When I originally started my Family History work, I got in fast.  I had a lot of info to work with, and I found some very interesting things out.  I had a PAF file with roughly 3,000 names in it, which was awesome in my book.  I know it’s small compared to some, but that […]

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Well, I found a great idea at Top of the Mountains today — December is National Book of Mormon Reading Month (NaBoMoReMo), so I’ve got my to-dos set and I’m going for it.

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It’s interesting. I’ve never thought of myself as a fan of controversy. As far as I can tell, I have spent my life thriving on stability. However, it seems that controversy surrounds me everywhere I go. And I don’t particularly enjoy it. The past month is a case in point.

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It’s been an interesting week.  I got up to Sacramento, and it’s interesting to me how quickly things have happened.  I got back on the Saturday before Thanksgiving, and on Monday I got home to a message from ITT asking me to come down to interview as a Multimedia instructor.  Which is cool, since I […]

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OK, my dry spell is up. Sorry about the lack of posts, again, but I should finally start to have more time on my hands. For the last month (plus a week or so), I’ve been packing and cleaning my house in Las Vegas to get it on the rental market, so I’ve […]

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First off, I know it’s been a while since I posted anything new, and I apologize for that. I will correct that now. I have noticed an anomaly in my life, and I think it beats the statistical odds. I just spoke to my most recent ex, and found out that she […]

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