105, by the "dog years" convention. For his breed though, he may be closer to his 80's. All of that is lost on him though. Your daughter's quinceañera can be very important to her, but one thing to keep in mind is that your dog will not be generally aware of his quince. Dogs do …
Photo of the Week
Cord management solution by Lego

Visiting Sayulita
The Olito Villa at Villa Amor Boutique. Three weeks before my wedding, I'd never heard of Sayulita, but there I was, two days after the wedding, taking my first step out of the security and familiarity of our Chevy Suburban shuttle service, and onto a muddy road, in a warm, balmy, jungle. We were being …
Photo(s) of the Week
Cars I see around and take pictures of.

Photo of the Week
Bring out the old, bring in the new! The new Bird scooter is beginning to show up in San Diego. I spotted a truckload of them being delivered to the park on Tuesday, and took my first ride last night. It's called the Bird Two, and I found noticeable improvement riding it. This is pretty …

About that Annual Catholic Appeal
Some peak blogging going on here "In the work of teaching and applying Christian morality, the Church needs the dedication of pastors, the knowledge of theologians, and the contribution of all men of good will. Faith and the practice of the Gospel provide each person with an experience of life 'in Christ,' who enlightens him …

Finding My Niche
Confession: I'm a little taken aback by how weird my latest post was - the one with the unboxing video. It seemed like a good idea at the time, but now I feel the need to defend it (yes, defend it to myself). Against the advice of most self-help books, let us indulge my self-critical …

Don’t Gotta Go To Work
High-tech and minimalist. Every item on my desk is carefully chosen and performs an important task I've got a warm take for you. Most desk jobs can be done from home with greater efficiency than they can be done from a centralized "office". It's a warm take, not a hot take. I am not the …

We Have to Go Back!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Q14rHLvMco We... were not supposed to leave [blogs]. We never should have left blogs, to go to Facebook and Twitter. We have to go back to blogs. WE HAVE TO GO BACK, KATE!! That's more or less what Matthew Archbold, aka Creative Minority Report, wrote for the National Catholic Register (article link here) back in …

Opinion: Family-Style Dining is Terrible
"Family-style" ordering for a group at a nice restaurant is pretentious, dumb, and the worst. It is always wrong, no matter what any of you say. It is a foolish, foul practice of gluttons who have been over-fed to the point at which they find the taste of any one particular food unbearably monotonous. My …