D-Blog

KromofonsI ran across an online article today about Kromofons, a new "invention" (35 years in the making) that transforms the English alphabet letters into 26 blocks of color.

Someone Watching?The SonQuest Christian youth event is now 3 months away. This week, I received new information from the SonQuest organizing committee. So, I've been working on a website update and (more ambitious) a new site design that supports this year's theme -- "The Final Frontier - 2007: A Faith Odessy."

Last night I took my daughter on a "Joie/Daddy" date. (This means we left Sarah home for some peace and quiet.) I'd already been thinking about doing this when I picked Joie up from daycare. She was in a good mood, but quiet as I put her in my car. So, I asked her, "do you want to do anything special tonight?"

She immediately replied, "I wanna eat at restaurant. Umm... Chick-fil-a!" Which was exactly what I already had in mind.

Tallahassee MagazineCarlin Trammel, a good friend of ours, works for the company that publishes "Tallahassee Magazine" as the traffic director for Tallahassee products. Still, his true passion is video production, and so he makes opportunities to use his talents whenever possible.

I never would have believed it, but I saw it with my own eyes. While we were in Thomasville, Georgia on Saturday for the annual Rose Festival, we saw something that caught us by surprise. Right after we parked, we noticed a regular looking, green Golf Cart that had been placed in the service of the local police -- complete with red and blue police lights installed at the top of the windshield. I did a double take and then said, “Sarah, did you see that? It even had lights on top!” We both chuckled and wondered what good a golf cart would do for serious law enforcement work.