Well; it seems natural disasters follow us Steiger's around like some kind of plague. Lived through a hurricane or two in North Carolina, a dozen Typhoons in Okinawa, a plethora of earthquakes and a tsunami in Misawa Japan and now here in Layton Utah we've just had (and still are too an extent) a pretty violent wind storm.
I still only know how to attach a single picture to these posts, so until I find time to add the modules to use a gallery; the one pic is all you git.
Well, something else inpressive has came from Google. If you own a gmail, Google+, Picasa account you've also got a very handy music tool at your disposal. Just look at http://music.google.com and login with your normal Gmail accound and walla; all your music can be uploaded to Google and played on your Android (not sure about Apples "stuff"). I don't mean you upload it like iTunes and download it back to a device; I mean upload it to Google's Music and stream it back to your phone.
I'm not sure if it has always had a problem; but morale in the Air Force has tanked the last decade or so. I've been in just a tick over 20 years, I've seen all kinds of change and witnessed some down right stupid acts of ignorance; more so the last few years. The image I included with this post was jarred from my memory after I attended a recent Commander's call. It included conclusions and findings from a summer climate assessment survey we were asked to take. After the Commander's call, I dug through my images and found this gem.
Emily and I have been married since June 2001. We've lived a lot of places (SLC UT, Goldsboro North Carolina, Okinawa Japan, Misawa Japan & now here); but none of them have been "ours". Finally after over 2 months of jumping through hoops; we closed in September 2011. The house is a 3 level home with basement. Checks in at just over 3200 square feet with 4 bedrooms (technically 5), 2-1/2 car garage, family room, living room, open kitchen/dining room area, RV parking and a nice big shed out back.
This little bit is for my 1973 Ford F250 Camper Special. Found via KSL.com; probably not the original miles the dealership said their were, but still a very nice truck. It's been a pleasure to drive, only has a couple things wrong with it, and seems to start no matter how cold it gets (I keep it in the garage most of the time anyhow).
It is my honest hope that I can figure this Drupal CMS stuff out. Sure I can plug themes, in upload modules, and turn it all on; but how do you change the actual feel, look and tweaks of a site made with Drupal to your liking.
Maybe this blog will include some of this as it's core; but mostly I think this place will gather dust, wait for my free time and continue to be a bit of an experimental site for me.
This article is of/about my 1967 Mercury Comet. Purchased by my dad in the early 90's, handed off to me in the late 90's and he restored some of it for me in 2009.
