I've had some requests for my chili recipe. It is really more of a method than a recipe. It is adaptable to what I have on hand as long one simple rule is follow: Chili does not contain beans or other weird vegetables. Don't ruin a good bowl of red with unneeded vegetables. Chili does … Continue reading Chili
My Reading List for 2014
One of the things I'm doing more this year is reading. Growing up I was a reader. I would devour anything in sight. Reading didn't come easily for me at first. By third grade I was an avid reader. By upper elementary school I usually had 3 or 4 books I was reading. All of … Continue reading My Reading List for 2014
GPS and God
GPS is great invention, especially for someone like me who is directionally challenged. Most of the time I can get to new places without getting lost. When going somewhere new I used to allow an extra hour just for getting lost. My favorite feature of GPS is the list format that details every step of … Continue reading GPS and God
Firefighter Arrested During Roadside Rescue
Earlier this week Chula Vista (CA) Firefighter Jacob Gregorie and other firefighters were responding to rollover crash when an unnamed CHP officer arrived on the scene. The CHP officer demanded the firetrucks blocking traffic be moved. He sent two of the three trucks away. Gregorie stated that he couldn't move his truck because it was … Continue reading Firefighter Arrested During Roadside Rescue
Theme for 2014: Back to the Basics
Well January is almost over and I haven't even gotten around to posting this year's them. My theme for 2014 is "Back to Basics". It isn't that I haven't had a theme picked out. I've just been busy focusing on several basics in my life. One of the foundations for who I am is my … Continue reading Theme for 2014: Back to the Basics
Sounds of the Season 2013: Final Edition
One last post and song for the year, Enjoy. A Hallelujah Christmas by Cloverton
Sounds of the Season 2013: Carol of the Bells
Carol of the Bells performed by Falling Up
The Dee Zone 