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Monthly Archives: July 2007
I can’t believe my first car did not have air conditioning. I mean, I paid $300 for it, and I’m sure if it did have AC, I would have disconnected it to get a faster 0-60 time, because that and … Continue reading
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I went to the last Rockies-Padres game of the series yesterday, which wasn’t part of the six-pack or the other two loose tickets I had, but just part of a general scheme to try and see each MLB team in … Continue reading
First of all, I’m wasting a lot of times writing reviews on Yelp. So go to jkonrath.yelp.com and check that out. It would also be cool if some of you joined and hooked up with me. I don’t know why, … Continue reading
I have always named my computers after weapons of mass destruction, or general devices of warfare. I named my new machine 245t. Look it up. My memory is still not here. Today, allegedly. I have 1 gig in now, and … Continue reading
I know I said my next baseball game was the Brewers next month, but Sarah had to work today, and I thought it would be a good idea to see the last game in the Rockies-Phillies series. Pictures are here. … Continue reading
The new Mac is here. It got delivered yesterday, shortly after I mentioned it on here. So from China to Denver in about two days – pretty remarkable. Having a new computer is always great to me. Just the smell … Continue reading
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My new Mac has gone from Shanghai to Anchorage to Indianapolis, and is now in Denver as of six minutes ago, according to the FedEx page. I don’t know if that means it will get delivered today or Saturday or … Continue reading
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Our fourth of July was spent watching the Rockies destroy the Mets, and then a fireworks show. Pictures are here. The summary: Our seats were in section 222, 3rd row. That’s just in from first base, on the first deck … Continue reading
I bought a new computer. It is the Macbook, the higher-spec white model, with the 2.16 Ghz processor. I bought it online, which means it hasn’t shipped yet, and now it’s a holiday, so it probably won’t ship for a … Continue reading
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First, the baseball update. I now have tickets for the following games: 4th of July vs. the Mets, club box seats on the first base side of the press box. This is also a fireworks game, so there will be … Continue reading
