Mark's Views, Perhaps — from behind my eyeballs
I wish the title could be “How to Eradicate a Gopher in Three Easy Steps.” 🙁
Alas, I don’t know how many steps it took, but I suppose somewhere between 53 and 287.
Hey, I had to keep changing positions, OK?
Then, besides the steps, I have to include the pumps (111?) and the squeezes (10?). 😯 Read it all
We missed the boat an hour ago. 🙁
For the second time this year already.
At 5:53 this morning, our last two young folks at home left for a visit to our congregation’s mission operation in northwest Mexico.
Chayli and Andy sure wanted us to go along. Had God opened the door, Read it all
The elderly man and I stood just outside the fog line on the busy-at-that-time two-lane highway. The strip of pavement between the fog line and the gravel is narrow at that point. The gravel shoulder is itself narrow before sloping down into the shallow, weedy ditch.
We have no crosswalk. We have no Ped Xing sign. We have no caution sign of any sort. We have no diminished speed zone. We have no Read it all
Once every year or two, I get an email from somebody claiming to be interested in buying this wonderfully short domain name: eaf.net.
They don’t show any interest in the site content. They just want the short domain name.
Several years ago, I told one inquirer that I might consider selling it for $50,000. 😯
He didn’t seem to like that. 
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I went on my early morning half-mile-each-way walk. (I like to walk.)
The temperature was a tad nippy, the precipitation was barely drippy, the air currents were somewhat whippy, and I felt borderline zippy.
As I walked, I talked. In my head. With certain subjects on the agenda. Read it all
I’m indebted to Emily Smucker for today’s unexpected food for thought.
A photo-posting error on her part triggered this reminder for me:
At times I must be a source of sunshine for my children.
If I purposed to be that more often, what effect would it have on their dark times?
And what would it do for my own dreary times? Read it all
While scanning through PC Magazine’s article on Firefox 12 (color me loyal blue) in high-speed overview mode, I noticed a link to their WordPerfect Office X6 Review & Rating. Well, of course I clicked it:
The number of people who use WordPerfect Office is an almost unnoticeably tiny fraction of the millions using Microsoft Office, but they tend to be intensely loyal.