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Sep 11
Day 20,449
OK, future grandchildren of mine, let’s talk shall we? Once again, it’s old fat Grampa Bob talking about life and the world I live in here in good, old 2019. I had a good day. Not too demanding, teaching a class on Azure Fundamentals, but I did get a few good questions. One thing that …
Sep 10
Day 20,448
Good afternoon to my future grandchildren, and anybody else that works up the courage to click on my blog page (or maybe you were just that bored?). It’s a Tuesday afternoon, and I’m on a protracted layover at the Dallas airport while I await the eventual departure of my flight to Tallahassee, Florida for three …
Sep 09
Day 20,447
OK, I’m about ready to call it a night and head off to bed. It’s a Monday night, and we’re after 10:00. The first Monday Night Football game was a heck of a game, with the New Orleans Saints pulling out a win that the Houston Texans fans just have to look at as another …
Sep 08
Day 20,446
It’s a Sunday night, this 8th day of September, 2019. It’s time for me to reflect on my day. OK, something that just crossed my mind is this perception I might have created to my blog writing commitment. Keep in mind, I started this blog out as a lark, without any real direction or purpose. …
Sep 07
Day 20,445
OK, my future grandchildren… Grampa has a bit of a problem. I’m a sports fan. I’m a fan of some of the most frustrating programs in sports history. OK, the Royals took thirty years between their two championships. Jayhawk basketball went from 1988 to 2008, a twenty year gap. For the Kansas City Chiefs, it …
Sep 06
Day 20,444
Alrighty, I’ve got a little making up to do. Once again, hello gentle reader, whether you are an old friend, a new friend, a stranger, or my intended audience of unknown grandchildren that have yet to breathe the air of Earth yet. I take a look at a genealogy website, and I get amazed by …
Sep 03
Day 20,441
OK, I don’t know if you have access to this website, but according to their calculator, this is now day twenty-thousand, four hundred and forty one, in this humble life I call The Bobster. Actually, that nickname was bestowed on me by a coworker and friend. I have active in promoting the nickname, that is …
Sep 01
Day 20,384
It’s been a Sunday. Church, brunch, running Bonnie to the airport to get her back to Columbus and grad school. Lisa and I went off the menu tonight for dinner, running over to Sonic in Eudora. After, we took an evening swm in the pool. Hacked off our youngest daughter tonight. I turned on some …
Aug 31
Day 20,383
Today was that day. We gathered in Salina and said goodbye to my dad. I spoke clearly, from the heart, took notice of a couple of things, and did my best to keep it together. It wasn’t easy, and I know I bore a stronger resemblance to Jello than a rock sometimes, but we got …
Aug 30
Day 20,382
How do you write a summary of your dad’s life? Ugh. That’s the burden I had to address today. No more procrastination. How do you say something about that guy, and do it succinctly? Without embellishment. No frills. Just the facts, with maybe a story or two. Nothing too elaborate. But the stories… there are …