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Links to blogs
This is the front end to my four blogs.
Blogs
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Master Blog
This "Master Blog" contains all the contents of the other three blogs. This provides one stop shopping for anyone who wants to follow the daily Normal blog, the Bible blog, and the Tamber blog.
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Normal Blog
Everyday Generic Crap. This is my daily blog, something to count on. If you want guaranteed quality go elsewhere, If you want something every day then this is the place.
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Bible Blog
Want to be told about the bible from someone who wants your money? Then go to church or watch a televangelist. Want to know what's really in there? This is the place.
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Tamber Blog
The musical term "timbre" is a french word more correctly pronounced "tamber." It's meaning concerns the unique tone quality of a particular sound; not the pitch, not the loudness, but that something special that makes a piano note sound different than a flute. "Tamber" is the banner under which I create my music, implying a great variety of styles and sonic nuance. Any genre is fair game and the goal is to create new music rather than to cover existing work. From time to time I will offer an MP3 file for you to download. You may enjoy such files free of charge in any way you wish except for directly using them to make money -- that I want a piece of. Think GNU public license, so if you want to change it, consult with me first.
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Life without a Car
I've never wanted to own a car but I've always had one. The expense is what gets me, and I don't know how to maintain one myself. I've been stranded and cannot trust buying a used car that I know nothing about. You have to buy the car, insure the car, put in gas, do regular maintenance, clean it, get hassled by cops, etc. So much money goes into something that I so rarely use.
With a clever apartment selection we will be in walking distance of great shopping directly across the street. A bus line, reputedly part of one of the best mass transit systems in the USA, stops right at our front door. The odds seem to be in our favor, but will the Michigan winters get to us while outside waiting for a bus? What unknowns are waiting for us while making this valiant attempt? I'm retired and collecting a pension so getting to work is not an issue.
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