April 21st, 2008 by Kramday
Well, it has been over a month, but here finally is a new update. The sound quality isn’t the greatest, as I just wanted to get it out rather than worrying about the editing part.
Here is the list of goals that I took some type of action on over the last month.
Completed
95. get lights for my bike
Progress
8. visit my nephew at least once a month (12/33) — saw him a couple of times this month, but didn’t really get to do anything with him
16. ride Tour de Cure in 2008 — please donate
18. lead a ride for the WBC — leading the May 28th ride
20. read the Ptolus book
82. weigh less than 200 lbs. — got on the bike and bought an elliptical machine
87. Do the 31 Days to Fix Finances exercises
92. donate blood twice a year (2/6) — next appointment on Tuesday
93. learn how to do graphs with PHP
March 9th, 2008 by Kramday
I’m finally here with another update. As I mention in the blog, I had some issues with my kitten and the microphone that I finally got resolved. Here is the link to the Columbus Museum of Art if any one is interested. I do recommend it.
Here is my nephew’s painting. Click for a larger picture.
Finally, I mentioned that I think it looks like the Hey Arnold kid. But it is actually the Arthur cartoon on PBS.
February 25th, 2008 by Kramday
The next entry is up today/tonight. It is a little longer than the first one, coming in a little under 10 minutes. I actually did my first real edit, taking out a part where the kitten attacked the microphone. That wasn’t too hard, and it should be even easier to do next time.
February 18th, 2008 by Kramday
Here is the first update. As I mention in the recording, this audio blog serves two purposes. First of it all, I’m hoping to keep the 101 List a little more in focus so I can be checking things off the. Second it is practice speaking into the microphone, so that it doesn’t completely sound like crap when I decide to do the podcast.
It is a little short of 8 mins, so hopefully it isn’t too much of a chore to listen to. There are lip smacks, paper shuffling, and heavy breathing, which I’ll eventually figure out how to edit out. But for today, I decided to take the advice of the old Nike commercial and “Just Do It.”
