Maybe you’re reading this news for the first time. Maybe you’re reading it after seeing my Web site for the first time, thanks to the 55 Christmas cards I recently mailed.
Well, don’t be a stranger. Comment below and congratulate us.
See A Lot of photos of Kim and I here.
Or, see other photos used in this year’s Christmas cards here.
Recently, I accepted a Web Developer I position at the Department of Instructional Design and Technology at the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Houston.
It’s an exciting position that I am very much looking forward to. I start on Oct. 27.
For me, it’s kind of like a homecoming, since I graduated from the University five years ago after working for The Daily Cougar for most of that time and for the Journal of Classroom Interaction in the College of Education for part of that time.
Feel free to wish me luck on my new endeavors here, and to everyone I’ve met and had the pleasure of working along side at The Houston Chronicle: Thank You. Keep in touch.
I have posted 106 new photos to my Web site’s Plogger photo gallery.
Check them out here.
Here’s a preview:
Corina’s birthday
At Chuck E. Cheese
Mother’s Day
Silly Kramer
Leila’s opening
Midnight at Surfside
David’s birthday party
Ben’s surprise birthday party
Well, that’s all for now. Enjoy until next time – which hopefully will be sooner. Whew.
I’m updating my Plogger gallery and at this moment, testing it here.
Did you know there’s a Brandon Moeller memorial fund? (Update, July 15, 2010: http://www.brandonsgift.com/ is no longer a valid link.)
Or that I can run an 8k in 28:08.8? I hope that’s fast.
Or that I practice as a beat pharmacist and echologist?
Or that I wrote a disgraceful song about ether and a candy peter that would make Chip Taylor or, anyone – for that matter – shudder.
Apparently, I’m also back in high school, pledging to be drug free (Update, July 15, 2010: http://www.fortdodge.org/charactercounts/pdf/13.pdf is no longer a working link), writing for the school newspaper, and wrestling every chance I get. While, all the time, looking (Update, July 15, 2010: http://www.fortdodge.org/charactercounts/pdf/13.pdf is no longer a working link) like a guy who I did go to high school with, but who apparently doesn’t have a Web presence. Confused?
I’m talking about my googlegangers.
Here’s the definition from Urban Dictionary:
Similar to that of a doppleganger, it is another individual with the same name as you whose records and/or stories are mixed in with your own when you Google yourself.
It’s true. Just google me.
And now to leave you with a quote, from Ben Folds:
“Seems the police had made a computer mistake
Said there must be thousands like me with the
Same name”