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Wow, what a month. First, came the break-in to my car and having to change accounts and all, due to losing a check. And then, the water heater at the house broke. On the upside, I never really noticed how ‘hot’ hot water can be! And then I think of life around the world where hot, running, water is a luxury. Thank you, Lord, for all Your blessings, and please bless and comfort those who need You most!!! I want to give a long overdue plug to People’s Plumbing of Albuquerque, NM. They were able to come out the next day and gave us an incredible price. If you are in the area, please bless Rudy with some business. He’s a square deal guy.

And I wanted to throw this photo up on Flickr, but I didn’t want it to mix in with the ducks. So here’s a cool tractor that I saw at the 4th of July parade we went to (previously mentioned in Monday’s post). It was loud and cool! And if you can see it, check out the new favicon on top of a duck on a pedestal! I finally figured out how to code it in.

Yes, I’m not even going to mention the name of the phone that was released on Friday. I used to have a cell, but I got out of the contract when I realized I just didn’t need one. What I wish for is something that would be a dumb terminal to the web with some favorable throughput. I have a laptop, but it just doesn’t get over the fence at the library where the wifi is free. And on that the security is nonexistent, so I don’t dare email or anything.

Although Leo had reviewed the unsaid phone on three shows so far and I think he’s happy with the core functions. Intriguing.

And I made a favorite icon this weekend (aka the favicon). And now I just need to figure out where to put it in the code. I’ve been thinking of the duck on a pillar concept for some time now, and will try to expand it to the theme in the header bar. Again, I have no coding skills, so this is really a stretch for me. But the duck on a pillar is my official trademark.