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Category Archives: 2020
Learned More
Getting rid of my cable TV a year and a half ago and the pandemic has made me use my time better to learn even at my age. It’s been helpful having no commute now. Learning on Night and Weekends … Continue reading
Posted in 2020, 2021, Cooking, Farming, JavaScript, Learning, Tiny House, YouTube
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JavaScript Book Club
I joined a remote JavaScript book club in mid-January 2020. We are about to finish up the fourth of the “You Don’t Know JavaScript Yet” series of six books. Okay, we are finishing up the last chapter of the fourth … Continue reading
Posted in 2020, 2021, Books, JavaScript
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My Weight Loss
My weight loss over the last fifteen or so months has been slow and steady. Been working on what I eat and don’t eat, along with portion size and healthier choices. Eating Habits My eating habits have changed a good … Continue reading
My Friend Tony
Today I met on Zoom with 15 or so friends during an hour-plus lunch to talk about our good friend Tony. Who passed away the Sunday before Christmas. It was interesting when we all went through things about Tony. Some … Continue reading
Met My Neighbors
With all the walking around my neighborhood, I have met more people on my block or within six or eight blocks of my house. All this since the pandemic started. Some I met for the first time, and we have … Continue reading