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We’re On!

marc — Thu, 09 Sep 2010 20:52:43 +0000

After lots of contemplation, hard work, and prayer, our gorgeous miracle house is on the market. Spread the word. It would be fun if someone we knew got this incredible home with the nifty studio.

The studio gear has been scaled back a bit – mostly for the real estate tour photos. Still in full operation I assure you with Caroline de Lone in recently and the annual Archbishop Mitty mixing going on.

White Noise

marc — Sat, 16 Sep 2006 05:54:49 +0000

I’m really enjoying my first full day in San Diego. Most of the day was spent in the Balboa park area with the kids. A perfect day by all counts! Especially in contrast to yesterday, which was a travel day.

I’m not complaining, mind you… But I WILL rate air travel with 2 kids as high impact. Certainly, the focus of the day is limited to the logistics of transferring multiple bodies to a new location. Not much time or energy for anything else…

So tonight I’m catching up on email and working on some new screen designs for the PeopleAggregator. I’m sitting by the pool working as long as Apple will let me. (I’m sure it won’t be the 4.5 hours of battery life they tell me about in their technical specs.) But it’s still a gorgeous scene in the beautiful 85 degree evening. (And it seems so mod. Yes, mod as in Mod Squad.)

But as I work, I notice something about San Diego: Finding quiet spaces in any kind of populated area what-so-ever is next-to impossible. Fans, air conditioners, pool pumps, refrigerator motors and more. There is a constant whirring here. Motors and motors and motors, all in a gigantic effort to keep things cool.

I haven’t decided if I really dislike this whirring yet. It’s still in the observation stage. I think it may end up blending in. Like so many forms of white noise in our lives.

Matthew in Legoland

marc — Fri, 02 Jun 2006 02:27:20 +0000

On our way back from San Diego last week we stopped at Legoland. We met Uncle Michael there and painted the park.

Matthew had a blast and we all had aÂ great timeÂ watching Matthew. He would have loved it even more if he was 4 inches taller.

Legoland is much bigger than I expected. It feels about the same size as Disneyland or Great America when those parks started. Nothing for adults though. In fact, it seems the target market for Legoland must be 5 to 9 year old (mostly male) kids that play with Lego. A bit narrow for my taste.