Back in the day, I loved my Amiga as much as life itself… But come on now, does anybody seriously want an AmigaOne or the new Amiga OS4?

Dick Eastman, of Eastman’s Online Genealogy Newsletter fame, wrote an article about about my Ged2Csv application last Sunday. I didn’t know that the article was coming out, so I wasn’t prepared for the slew of people purchasing licenses. I haven’t made a public Ged2Csv in a long time, so the number of people purchasing licenses had slowed to a trickle over the last few months. Now that I can see that there is some interest in this software, I will probably implement some of new functionality that I’ve been planning. Expect to see a new version or two some time this year. It’ll have to wait until I get Retrospect-GDS 2.0 out the door first.

Here’s a link to the article:

http://eogn.typepad.com/eastmans_online_genealogy/2005/01/ged2csv.html

We got a lot accomplished this weekend. Saturday we stocked up on Nike, Cole Haan, and Hurley clothes at the Nike Employee store. I really didn’t expect the company store to be as big as it is. I certainly haven’t seen any Nike Town’s that are as large. Today we took down the Christmas decor and put it all back up in the attic. We also managed to clean the house. I even worked out and got several hours of programming time in on Retrospect-GDS. I may be only a day or two away from releasing 2.0 beta 2.

Right now I’m kicking back in my new Nike gear, enjoying a Fire Station 5 ESB.

Is this a new trend in photojournalism? You decide.
Big Heads of 2004

We spent New Year’s weekend in Vancouver, Canada with Ioan and the Bootsnall crew. We had a blast at the Granville Room on New Year’s Eve night. Ioan got some good pictures of the festivities. The next day we did a bit of sightseeing and checked out some local pubs.

The natural beauty of British Columbia is absolutely stunning. I think we’ll have to spend some time up there this summer to really enjoy it. I’m pretty sure that the last time I was there was in 1986.