April 11, 2005
Boy Scout Photoblogging
This past weekend, I took my eldest son, C., to Houston with 25 other Boy Scouts and 6 or 7 other adult chaperones. We went to participate in a
Boy Scout Camp-in at SpaceCenter Houston. The program is designed to meet the essential elements of the Space Exploration Merit Badge.
In order to make the most out of the 10-hour round-trip drive, we left Plano early and visited the USS Texas and San Jacinto Monument.
(More in the extended entry).
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I really enjoyed the pictures! Thanks for posting them! I bet you had a blast, so to speak, with the space merit badge activities.
Posted by: RP at April 12, 2005 08:54 AM (LlPKh)
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April 10, 2005
Recent Whereabouts
Sorry for the dearth of material recently. I'll have some good stuff soon. Of course, I'll have some new Aircraft Cheesecake posted later tonight.
This weekend, I went to Houston with my eldest son, C. (age 10), to visit the Battleship Texas, San Jacinto Monument, and SpaceCenter Houston. We did a camp-in at the SpaceCenter for Boy Scouts. I'll have a photoblog or two up early in the week.
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April 04, 2005
Teach Your Children Well
Email received from my wife Friday afternoon, reproduced in its entirety here (names abbreviated to protect the innocent):
Subject: Star Wars
D. [8 y.o. son] spent 30 minutes in his room with E. [5 y.o. daughter], teaching her about Star Wars with his ships and your action figures. Now they are watching Return of the Jedi, D.'s choice since E. would like the Teddy Bears.
S.
I know I've done my job well to pass the SF torch to another generation.
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You must be so proud. Probably as proud as I was when my then 3 1/2 year old looked at me and said, *cue spooky voice*, "Luke, I am your father".
Posted by: RP at April 05, 2005 07:02 AM (LlPKh)
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My sisters were visiting, and the small daughter (1+) picked up the copy of Dune we had on the coffee table, and my brother-in-law immediately tells her, "The spice must flow."
This is after both of my sisters looked at our copy of Cryptonomicon and declared that they preferred Snow Crash.
I love my family.
Posted by: B. Durbin at April 07, 2005 08:14 PM (e+pdA)
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I like your family's tastes in books. Though I preferred Cryptonomicon to Snow Crash.
Posted by: JohnL at April 07, 2005 09:19 PM (gplif)
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