Kirb’s Musings

Kirby Witmer’s ponderings, ruminations, and meditations of… anything.

You can check out some pictures on my photo site of the dungeon garage office where I hang out most days.

There’s been a number of changes on this blog the last while.

• My blog now resides at blog.kirb.com. I always disliked the fact that my old blog url had a capital letter in it, and when I figured out that it wouldn’t be that hard to move the blog I decided to go with a new sub-domain.
• There is a new theme. For some reason I always get tired of a theme after awhile so I change it.
• I’ve upgraded to Wordpress 2.5 RC1. And its just plain awesome. Lots of cool new features, and a whole lot more responsive.
• My photos now reside at photos.kirb.com. Don’t you just love my short domain name?

Wow! The close of another year already? And so much has happened. Of course, the biggest and best event that occurred was getting married to the best woman in the world! So now that I’m a married, here’s to hoping that time slows down.

Happy New Year!!

Merry Christmas to all, and may your day be filled with love, joy, peace, and peppermint patties.

I’ve just uploaded hundreds of pictures to my photo page. I’m not a pro like some, I just snap pictures. Usually I don’t even take the time to go through and delete the ugly ones. I upload my pictures for backup purposes more than anything.

Recent ice storm:

Deer Hunting:

Last night, my lovely wife asked me what I wanted to do with the leftover popcorn. I absentmindly replied,

Just delete it.

I decided it was high time to clean up my RSS subscriptions.

Robert Scoble - Unsubscribe
Google Operating System - Unsubscribe
Googlified - Unsubscribe
Google Blogoscoped - Keep
Techcrunch - Unsubscribe
Engadget - Keep
Matt Cutts - Keep
Mike Fisher - Keep (for now)
All Xangas - Unsubscribe

Unsubscribe… Keep…. Keep.. Unsubscribe.. Unsubscribe… ahhhh… much better.

Rule #475 “When leaving your vehicle, always close the sunroof.”

Don’t ask why.

For our honeymoon, we wanted to stay at a cabin in the smokies, but we were scared to rent one with out seeing it first. However we went ahead and rented a cabin called Mountain Honeymoon from Maples Ridge Cabin Rentals. Let me tell you, I was so glad we rented from those folks. A clean, beautiful, and private cabin along with the very friendly people we rented it from made for a wonderful honeymoon. It was only a one bedroom cabin, somewhat small, but we sure loved it. We spent a lot of time just staying around the place. It was so lovely.

Ahhh.. the joys of being married. On our first day of being at our home, Rosanne did some wash and behold, the washline was no good. So now you know what one of my first jobs of being a husband was.