Chuck from Ihlenburg showed up mid-morning. Just had to hit a reset button inside the boiler. $192 of plumber charges for two visits.
Mowed the lawn, reglazed window in barn for office project. Cooked pork butt for pulled pork for dinner. Practiced serve.
Worked on diary after breakfast. Found old Year-In-Pictures files from 2003 thru 2007. I used several different software tools. Will have to manually recreate the diary from this material. Then I can build further entries based on picture metadata and calendars.
Also set up Projects. Fire Connections, Ugly Buildings, Forensics movie 2003.
Lunch with David Drake, Lauren Schaeffer, & Karen at Relish across from train station. Lauren was much more relaxed though notice communicative than usual.
Went up to Seth’s office to test CMH app. Still very buggy. Troy Web is not doings good job. Can’t reply to messages multiple attachments get lost.
Came me back home by 4:15. Richard Goldberg and Nancy Seymour had arrived. They had come from Baltimore after Thanksgiving in Philadelphia. Had drinks. Went to dinner at Wasabi.
Richard has finally retired from teaching. He is 69.
Breakfast with Noah and Nyla. Waffles made from Joy of cooking. Blueberry sauce.
Conversation about photography, photobooks, Thanksgiving in Philadelphia with Stephanie’s extended family. John showed up at 11. Chat about Ackerman’s contact with Blake, Stephanie’s son, and farms in the area. He is a charming asshole.
Rest of day largely spent setting up this diary.
Evening of TV – Scandal, The Wire, …..
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This annual event was punctuated by the usual tomfoolery. Turkey brining on back deck; Maggie stretching out cats; visits to the horse.
NYTimes 7/31/2014
A New York Times article on July 31st about the looming labor stoppage on Broadway included a picture of workers ceremoniously carrying a chest of their tools out of a theater. I was reminded of my days as a machinist. Continue reading
YouThisMe entered a new phase today that ultimately leads to 2018-2019 with the focus on UTM Healthcare software products. This email marks the initial meetings at Columbia Memorial Hospital concerning our emergency room app that a year later began to morph into UTM RPM.
This online business, now defunct, was set up to sell 8.5 x 11 inch prints from a wide range of photographers at a standard $100 price. Karen corralled over 50 photographers into participating. DavisOrtonEditions.com was set up as the e-commerce platform.
We held a pop-up show to kick it off. Some of the work was matted and framed so that people could see how such a relatively small print size would look hanging on the wall.
taken 9/8/11, the day after this project was proposed between Galvan and HAL
Elected to another term as President of the Board of Trustees of Hudson Area Library. Will undoubtedly serve until same time 2016. The term limits gratefully kick in and we will have moved to new library in the Armory.
Made this enormous pie with two cabbages and much else.
