It was June 1 2006, we’d arrived in Portland, Oregon and whisked across the border to Vancouver, Washington where we were to attend an important birthday bash of one of our closest friends. I’ve been instructed not to mention the actual age of this close friend so we’ll leave it at that. As there was to be a day between our arrival and the grand … Continue reading Surviving Mt. St. Helens
The above image belongs to http://www.jokeroo.com/pictures/funny/angry-students-2.html It had been a terrible week for all of us. Our usually tranquil campus had become a seething mass of angry students who were either trying to force administration into liberalizing programs, or desperately trying to protect themselves from militants. The College President was under siege and calmly trying to ride out this storm, while faculty debated ways and … Continue reading An Act of Courage
Andrew Kazy Chapter 1 – Early Years Andrew was born in the nation of Transylvania to parents Andras Kazy and Magdaline Husczic. Since the Magyars (Hungarians) swept into Europe in 896 CE this had been considered Hungarian land and the territories of Transylvania were formally attached and remained with Hungary between the eleventh and sixteenth centuries, until a Turkish invasion incorporated most of the … Continue reading Andrew’s Long Journey
Pressed the button one two times Wait to hear computer chimes, Screen is blank, no noises heard Another press, that makes it third. Check the battery in the mouse, Look for spares around the house, Next the keyboard power light Dust inside unseemly sight! Power sockets in their place, Tangled wires great disgrace, Cables fitted look alright Feel the couplings out of sight. Now take … Continue reading Computer Woes
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