From the desk of the Flutecrafter

After 10 years in a wheel chair, our Lord answered prayer in a mighty way and Mike is up and about walking again.

God is Good.

I have finished my initial reading of this work and will now go back through it with a high-lighter and pencil in hand. On the first overview though, it is a very nice read with some solid information in it. I look forward to it making my job of educating the church a little easier. The actual review will have to wait until Monday or Tuesday though.

Having now received my copy of ‘Generation Hex’ by Dillon Burroughs and Marla Alupoaicei, I will be going through it this weekend hopefully to post my thoughts on the work by Monday. So far it looks like a sane piece, which is refreshing to say the least.  Here’s hoping it finishes in the same manner.

so 30+ years of caffine abuse is coming to a close.

I’m not sure how you folks that don’t drink coffee or tea  or soda function, but perhaps that is because I am not functional yet.  Hopefully I will get to the other side of this one soon.

On other news, I’m looking for work again, so if anyone can use an electro-mechanical tech in North Texas, just let me know.

Well, I have to admit that I was impressed with the rest of the opening ceremonies as well. Things just kept getting more interesting even after the drummers were finished with their part of the performance. The crown jewel though, was the lighting of the Olympic flame, where the runner was suspended and running through the air around the top of the stadium. That was a truly nice touch.