Showing my kids how phi and pi fit together
At dinner last night, I got into a conversation with the kids about pi, phi, and sacred geometry. Which is not where every family dinner goes, but ours wandered there,...
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At dinner last night, I got into a conversation with the kids about pi, phi, and sacred geometry. Which is not where every family dinner goes, but ours wandered there,...
read onThe Quantum Weave site has had a magic-system page and a stack of short stories around it for months. What it didn't have was people. Now there are eight.
read onFive years. I can hardly believe I’m writing these words. Five years since that terrifying February when our world turned upside down. Five years since brain surgery, since watching Jenney...
read onIt’s funny how perspective changes everything. As I sit here reflecting during Thanksgiving week, I’m struck by just how different things feel compared to a year ago. Sometimes you don’t...
read onThings have been going really well as Jenney heals at home. She’s back to doing everything she was always able to do, and our latest scans have shown no signs...
read onOn Oct 21, Jenney started to get nauseous and diarrhea. She became very dehydrated quickly, and had a seizure. I called our oncologist who said we should call 911 and...
read onJenney was diagnosed in February of 2020 with stage 4 metastatic melanoma which had spread to her brain. The survival rate of stage 4 metastatic melanoma is about 25%. After...
read onIt’s been a full three weeks since I last wrote. In that time Jenney was in the hospital for a total of 10 days, returned home on the 21st, spent...
read onI believe that Jenney will be healed, fully and completely, and by the grace of God will see her children grow and meet her grandchildren.
read onThis past month has been a blessing. It reminds me of April which was a calm in the eye of the storm as Jenney recovered from her first brain surgery....
read onLooking for words to describe the past couple of weeks; stressful, joyful at times, peaceful, some frustrations, a lot of gratitude. Overall Jenney continues to recover from her second craniotomy...
read onDead and gone are the aspirations of self a new career selfish desires a life of control Born anew into a life of service and care-giving to my God my...
read onYesterday was a joyous day! For the first time in over 2 weeks my family was all reunited under one roof again. God is good, all the time.
read onJenney’s second craniotomy is complete. The operation took over 7 hours. There was some complications in that they lost a piece of cotton during the operation and had to open...
read onThis has been one of the hardest weeks yet. Jenney continues to have memory issues, and trouble controlling herself. Sometimes she won’t take her meds, but the steroids are at...
read onPraise the Lord, all went well with the delivery and Marcus Ezequiel was born May 4th at 12:19pm. He weighed 3lbs 12oz and is 42.3cm or between 16.5 - 16.75in....
read onApril was a blessed month. I’ve described it as the eye of the storm; peaceful and calm for us, yet with a storm wall on either side. The second wall...
read onThis is a portfolio of the mandalas I create.
read onThe last couple of weeks seem to have flown by. Still some ups and downs, some hard days, but most full of blessed peace. Here’s some highlights.
read onSince my last post I’ve had a lot of encouragement from so many people sharing verses with us. I’m compiling a list of them and will share them in their...
read onThis is a collection of Bible verses that are helping us through these times, providing encouragement, reducing anxiety, and building our faith. I wrote in my last entry that I...
read onThis week we started learning how to homeschool. We’re taking it easy at first, just a couple hours a day, mostly worksheets from teachers, and online exercises. 6 weeks off...
read onLast night, after another panic attack, I cracked my bible for the first time in what feels like a very long time. I looked up the Lord’s prayer. After reading...
read onIt’s been a long week. We’ve had another share of ups and downs, but mostly ups I think. Lots of appointments, some disappointments, but overall we’re feeling optimistic having such...
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read onWe had a really good weekend. Saturday we did pretty much nothing at all, just rested. Jenney took some naps and had a headache in the morning and another in...
read onThe oncologist came in bright and early the next morning around 6:20am. He said he would be setting up an appointment for us next week, and that he had referred...
read onAt 3am they woke us to draw blood, and to prep us for one last CT scan of Jenney’s head to compare it to the first one taken post-op. We...
read onJeanne reported in to me in the morning. Around 7:30am the neurologist came in and said Jenney was doing better than he anticipated with the drain clamped. One more day...
read onFeeling gratitude and not expressing it is like wrapping a present and not giving it. — William Arthur Ward
read onJenney awoke at 2:30am with a headache. Tylenol, then tried to get back to sleep. At 5:42 she still had a headache and asked for more meds. She got her...
read onSunday Jeanne messaged me to tell us Jenney woke up feeling pretty well. She’d gotten at least some sleep, and felt at least marginally better. The doctor came in around...
read onSaturday morning the Dr came to see us with a message of hope. The CT scan showed that Jenney’s chest, abdomen, liver, bones, and lungs look good. They did find...
read onFriday morning I awoke to the oncologist coming into the room, turning on the lights. I scrambled for my phone to take notes as he started talking.
read onThis was a hard, terrible day.
read onThey woke us at 5am to start prepping for the post-op MRI. There was some confusion as to where to go as there are two different MRI’s in this hospital...
read onAfter a quick cup of coffee and a hug from Jim, I drove to the hospital to be with Jenney before the surgery. When I got to the room, curled...
read onIn the morning the Neurologist, Dr. Hammer came to see us. She said she had referred us to Dr. Goldman as she would be out later in the week and...
read onJenney fell again while I was helping her to the bathroom, and I caught her. She had been having a headache and thought she needed to pee, but once it...
read onI heard a crash from upstairs. I ran up to find Jenney naked on the floor of the bathroom. She had blacked out and fell on her way to the...
read onJenney’s migraines started on Feb 10th while we were in San Diego visiting her mom. We had planned on taking the kids to Disney while we were there but Jenney...
read onI obviously don’t post here enough even though I’ve made it dead simple for myself. So here are some other places I tend to post things lately. — Twitter Google...
read onKarate is an advanced programming language for the body. Each movement is a letter in an alphabet which when strung together form words. These words are practiced in routines which...
read onI guess I should write something this year ;) Well, I have, but I’ve really been enjoying Ello.co as a writing platform lately, so if you’d like to read more,...
read onAfter getting a decent way to create a file on GitHub just using a POST from a form as Brock Boland spoke about with his Jekyll posting interface, I thought...
read onThis blog is now powered by Jekyll alone (was on Octopress). Brock Boland recently wrote about moving his blog to only Jekyll and I’d been wanting to do this for...
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read onThere’s an ideal of late that I’ve seen repeated within literature and movies that intrigues me. It is that of the men and women who have ideals. Ideals that they...
read onThis site came about while listening to the latest Lullabot podcast: Episode 48, when eaton made the profound statement, “What are you, like, some kind of taxonomy nazi?”. This got...
read onI’ve create a new background image today and think I’ll make a shirt out of it. It pretty much summarizes my day today. You can get this background image in...
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