Monthly Archives: December 2006

Maybe I’ll do a roast this year

By david.humphrey | Published: December 15, 2006
Today in the grocery store, as I strolled past the frozen turkeys, I paused to give a man in front of me enough space to put his bird in the buggie.  I watched him balance a bird so large it must have been a frozen ostrich on the side of the freezer, then lift, well [...]
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First snowfall at our new house

By david.humphrey | Published: December 6, 2006
Mergansers fishing, Fox beyond the window pane. White, silent footprints.
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Remembering what it’s like to begin

By david.humphrey | Published: December 5, 2006
Spending my time teaching Mozilla development, as opposed to doing it, gives me a unique perspective of the process.  Sure it’s hard watching all the interesting projects going on around me, not being able to get involved directly.  And yet in my not-doing I have come to understand one thing more clearly: what is involved [...]
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