Amsterdam NL
Quiet mornings are always lovely, wherever I am.
Logbook Page 2
This little corner of my website is where I collect things from the everyday goings-on in my life. It’s a chronicle, exhibit, and junk-drawer all at once. I have not had a social media profile in quite a few years now, so this part of my website fills a similiar purpose to what those places did for me in years past.
Amsterdam NL
I’ve always loved this little building.
Amsterdam NL
Lait De Choco Atelier
The savory sesame chocolate was unbelievably good.
Amsterdam NL
I have a stack of floppy disks at home that I’ve always wanted to try and pull data off of.
Delft NL
This is my first time exploring the parts of this country outside of Amsterdam.
Amsterdam NL
It’s interesting to think of computing within limits as having societal benefits.
Amsterdam NL
Amsterdam NL
Amsterdam NL
I haven’t been to a carnival in years, and now I find myself at one here in the Netherlands.
Amsterdam NL
I’m wandering around the Czaar Peter Quarter this evening after catching up with an old pal.
Amsterdam NL
Connecting with old friends while far away. I am not sure why I am able to be much more social when away from home.
Amsterdam NL
After a jet-lag-induced slow morning, I’m finally out for a walk around the city. When was here in the past, I’d not spent much time in this part of the city, but since my last trip here I feel like I’ve gotten to know this neighborhood a little bit.
Haarlemmermeer NL
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol
I arrived with a sore back and heavy eyes.
Chicago IL US
Chicago IL US
Chicago O'Hare International Airport
I’m en route to Amsterdam.
Springfield MO US
Springfield MO US
Springfield Airport
This airport is such a great one to leave from. I was through security in less than three minutes.
Springfield MO US
There’s a franticness to leaving home this time that usually isn’t present for me when I travel. There has got to be something that I’m forgetting.
Springfield MO US
Neighborhood Pizza Cafe
We’re getting a little pre-travel pizza all together before I leave tomorrow morning.
Springfield MO US
Sometimes I do get nostalgic for things, but you know what…? Old software is just as buggy and unusable as all of these here-today-gone-tomorrow web apps.