Well, I just bit the bullet and acquired a nice DLP Projector for Firestorm.
I've wanted one for a while, and it'll be nice to have, but they certainly aren't cheap!
At this particular time I have a client who needed me to provide projection services for an event, so it provided me with a good excuse, but I'm hoping there will be others of you out there that will need this service or it will turn out to be an expensive way for me and the kids to watch movies -really BIG movies- at home.
SO… if you've got an upcoming gathering and need some multimedia projected, give me a call.
…and I guess "Movie Night" at the church is officially a go, starting in September. Pastor Bob should be pleased at that news.
Friday, August 25, 2006
Initial Post
Hi there.
People have long told me that I should have a blog on the website like Georgette does. I've even tried it a few times.
One of the main reasons I've never continued is that I am not a frequent poster. As the main at Firestorm, there always seems to be something else I should be doing than typing up my random thoughts. After a few rounds of hearing, "Gee, you haven't posted for a while." I say "to heck with it" and chuck the whole idea.
Another problem is that I do, indeed, believe in the "journaling" concept. I think it's a great way to get (and keep) your thought life in order, but blogging and journaling are two entirely different concepts in my mind. The things I put in jounals are completely inappropriate for the blog-o-sphere. If my journal is to be of any value, it must, by definition, remain private.
This has come up a couple of times during my classes at Crown College. Various professors ask (sometimes require) us to keep a journal, never realizing that the exercise is made worthless by the very idea that it is written for their consumption. I've tried to make this point to them without much success. Oh well. I just continue to write up something to fill the course requirements, and keep my "real" entries in my private, encrypted, password-protected journal.
So, anyway, here we go again. I'll try to come up with something once in a while, but if you find yourself thinking, "Gee, he hasn't posted in a while" keep it to yourself. Some of us have work to do.
People have long told me that I should have a blog on the website like Georgette does. I've even tried it a few times.
One of the main reasons I've never continued is that I am not a frequent poster. As the main
Another problem is that I do, indeed, believe in the "journaling" concept. I think it's a great way to get (and keep) your thought life in order, but blogging and journaling are two entirely different concepts in my mind. The things I put in jounals are completely inappropriate for the blog-o-sphere. If my journal is to be of any value, it must, by definition, remain private.
This has come up a couple of times during my classes at Crown College. Various professors ask (sometimes require) us to keep a journal, never realizing that the exercise is made worthless by the very idea that it is written for their consumption. I've tried to make this point to them without much success. Oh well. I just continue to write up something to fill the course requirements, and keep my "real" entries in my private, encrypted, password-protected journal.
So, anyway, here we go again. I'll try to come up with something once in a while, but if you find yourself thinking, "Gee, he hasn't posted in a while" keep it to yourself. Some of us have work to do.
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