It’s a keeper!
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Smoked Turkey
ByDerek
Each 4th of July party at our house is headlined by a smoked turkey. We usually pick an extra one (or three) up around Thanksgiving when they’re insanely cheap and keep it socked away in the freezer until a week before the 4th, when the defrosting process begins. This year’s bird was 19 lbs, and…
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A Christmas Gift
ByDerek
Amanda’s Aunt Fran has written a lot of music in her years, but none of it has ever been recorded. We acquired a folder with several of her pieces and picked a song to record for her. Her sheet music consisted of the melody and lyrics, so I spent a few nights working out the…
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What if the oil runs out?
ByDerek
Gabe has dreams of running out of oil leading to his vision of reurbanization. Frankly, I never see it happening. Here’s why… 1. Oil won’t run out overnight. The world is already preparing for the reduced dependance on oil as a fuel for automobiles. We’ll be able to see the actual end of oil supply…
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Still on the Duomo
ByDerek
Ok… since I got distracted from posting Europe photos, here’s a bunch to catch up. And now a few photos of Amanda and I, and Mark & Anne… Thanks to Mark for taking this one, otherwise there might not be many of Amanda and I together!
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Still snowing
ByDerek
This really doesn’t want to let up! I’m amazed at how bad the roads are around here, but that’s what happens when it’s too cold for salt to do any good. At least it looks like it’s going to hit 20 degrees tomorrow. Heat wave! P.S. The skyway still hasn’t been closed this year. Just…
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Christmas cards!
ByDerek
This year, we decided to have our own Christmas cards printed. The idea was to put together some photographic highlights of our year. I also encouraged the recipients to stop by the website and say hi, so if that’s why you’re here – leave a comment! Since the photos were small and the descriptions brief,…