Thanks to my friend Kirk for sending me this picture of a Florida road sign. Thank you for subscribing to The Word Of Jeff. This feed is for personal, non-commercial use only. If you are not reading this material in … Continue reading
Thank you, my love, for the happiest 12 years of my life. Happy Anniversary, and wishes for many, many more. Thank you for subscribing to The Word Of Jeff. This feed is for personal, non-commercial use only. If you are … Continue reading
Boston.com has posted a series of photos from around the world that illustrate the deep effects of the recession we’re all trying to make our way through. Thank you for subscribing to The Word Of Jeff. This feed is for … Continue reading
I was never a big fan of New Edition, but the lyrics to this song from their 1988 album “Heartbreak” pretty much summed up my feelings last night when I pre-posted this entry. It’s a heartfelt sentiment on my part…as … Continue reading
Today is my last full day in Kentucky. First thing this morning I’ll drive to a meeting with a congressional staffer and the mayor of a city in that congressman’s district. I won’t get back to my office until sometime … Continue reading
One of our writers in my department is a former journalist (actually two of them are, but the one I’m referring to is the most recent former journalist) who saw the writing on the wall a year ago and left … Continue reading
My favorite line of the night came when CNN’s Senior White House Correspondent Ed Henry asked the President, for the second time in his follow-up question, “So on AIG, why did you wait — why did you wait days to … Continue reading
Here is a good idea gone horribly awry. Thank you for subscribing to The Word Of Jeff. This feed is for personal, non-commercial use only. If you are not reading this material in your RSS reader, the site you are … Continue reading
Well, much faster than I expected, our construction loan to build the Sheepback Mountain cabin in Maggie Valley was approved this morning. This blog’s title reflects the differing viewpoints Cindy and I have. I wonder which belongs to who? Damn … Continue reading
One of the best self-cognizant faculties we have is the ability to laugh at ourselves. This had me ROFLMAO at myself. Thank you for subscribing to The Word Of Jeff. This feed is for personal, non-commercial use only. If you … Continue reading
Cindy and I are finding it very difficult to balance what we want in our cabin with what we feel we can realistically afford. It would be easy if we were getting some of those AIG bonuses for ruining the … Continue reading
Today is the first day of Spring, though you’d never guess it by the 30 degree temperature here. Here’s a photo I took that hopefully will make it FEEL like Spring. Thank you for subscribing to The Word Of Jeff. … Continue reading
I hadn’t shared this with you yet, but I was supposed to go home this Saturday. It looked like things had slowed down enough that my boss here could handle things on his own, so he and the main office … Continue reading
There are a LOT of famous people who were born in Kentucky. Here are just a few. Abraham Lincoln – The 16th U.S. President was born in Hodgenville in 1809. I visited his birthplace a few weeks back. Kit Carson … Continue reading
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Web100 has posted their Top 100 Photo Websites list, featuring the best photography-related sites in categories such as, “Advice, Tutorials, and Community | Blog | Camera Reviews | Gear and Equipment | General Interest | Image Editors | Mobile | … Continue reading
Friday I went to an event in Louisville, KY at their Firefighting Training Academy and was able to take these photos. Thank you for subscribing to The Word Of Jeff. This feed is for personal, non-commercial use only. If you … Continue reading
My homepage has a “Daily Fortune” widget that I seldom even notice, but the one for March 13, 2009 caught my eye: “You are interested in public service and would make an outstanding statesman.” Ha ha ha ha ha ha … Continue reading
There are three of them this year (a frequency that occurs only every 11 years) and I missed the one last month. One coming up in November will round out the thrice. MSNBC has a “Five Facts About Friday The … Continue reading
Print newspapers across the country are looking death in the eye. Some will close completely, like The Rocky Mountain News, while others will cease printing hard copies and publish only online versions, like The Christian Science Monitor. Whichever way it … Continue reading
