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You ever have one of those days when it’s your day to watch your kid? That’s great, I love my daughter, and love spending time with her, but it’s one of those days where I wish she was old enough to take care of herself, so I can go back to sleep and take a 6 hour nap. ...

This is an interesting post. As a sci-fi fan, I’m excited about it, but I’m more excited about my daughter reading. So here goes an odd one. As I posted about back in May of 2006, Samantha seems to have inherited the sci-fi gene from Daddy. Now we don’t actually show her...

As my wife said in a recent blog entry (!), it’s getting harder and harder to see the baby in Samantha. She’s almost not even a toddler anymore. Oh sure, she does toddler stuff (random bursts of energy for no reason, thumb sucking, etc). But there’s a lot...

Well, thanks to Douglas Adams, on Monday I became the answer to Life, the Universe and everything. It was quite the fun birthday. I’ve found as I’ve gotten older, it’s not about what I get. I’m sure the 13 year old me would be aghast at that, but it’s true. ...

I’ve been a Star Trek fan for as long as I can remember. I won’t relay that story again, but suffice it to say I have comitted more pieces of my brain to retaining Star Trek stuff than I probably should have. One of my all time favorite episodes is The Immunity Syndrome, where...