October 2009 Seven posts

• 20-Oct-2009

  
  Thank You All Thank you to all who have offered condolences and warm thoughts in the past weeks. This photo is from the “Celebration of Life” event we had at Mt. Soledad, the last formal event as part of my Grandfather’s funeral services. Other posts about this are here: Previously, previously, and previously. I semi-dropped off the grid,...

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• 20-Oct-2009
  It’s Readers That Matter From Exclusive Interview With Ashok Banker! Where can we find more info about you and your work? From me directly. I follow a one-on-one approach to marketing. That means I wait for a reader or prospective reader to contact me, whether through Facebook, Twitter, Orkut, my blog, etc, and then I interact directly. It’s not...

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• 18-Oct-2009

  
  Rest In Peace JJC Part of Joseph James Crawford, Ft Rosecrans Memorial. Previously. And previously. Thank you Leah for taking these photos.

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• 08-Oct-2009
  “Things are difficult” Things are difficult in my life right now. I had no idea that I could feel so much as though I had lost my identity. I felt this somewhat when I moved out to Los Angeles from Virginia, but that went away rapidly as I threw myself into work and learning. It happened again when...

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• 07-Oct-2009
  Quotes of the Day via Eden Kennedy : fussy.org: “Holding onto anger is like swallowing poison and expecting the other person to die” (quoth Felice Dunas). and another: “I don’t know what your destiny will be, but one thing I do know: The only ones among you who will be really happy are those who have sought and found...
• 04-Oct-2009

  
  Happy Birthday Ty He combines the attributes of serious-minded and jocular in a most unique and awesome way. And as of today he is 17 years old. He is my stepson. Happy Birthday Tyler!

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• 04-Oct-2009

  
  Obituary: Joseph James Crawford My Grandfather always read the paper. He kept up on the news. I don’t think he ever set down to read anything on the web in his life, but he was a man who would get the paper. When I was a teenager and into my twenties I also had this tradition. As a teen...

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