Site Survey

At the end of May, some activity finally occurred on the lot (we signed the papers in January) – the site was surveyed and staked out to show the house position on the lot. We actually don’t mind that the construction process is taking so long because real estate prices in the Salt Lake Valley… Continue reading Site Survey

New House Diary

As some of you already know, we’re building a new house in South Jordan. Our current house is cramped and lacks enough bathrooms for a family of seven. Of course, when I say cramped I mean cramped by Utah standards in 2006. I often wonder if I’m being too worldly in building this house when… Continue reading New House Diary

More Broken Arms

This week I was out of town at the Laguna Cliffs Resort for a Kofax reseller’s conference (Dataimage is a vendor of Kofax software and services. Incidentally, Dataimage just won Top Reseller in the Rocky Mountain region for 2005) when Nancy called me and told me that she thought Anne had broken her arm riding… Continue reading More Broken Arms

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Buying a New House

One of our recent big news items is that we’ve decided to take the financial plunge and buy a bigger house. We seem to be bursting at the seams in our existing home. We originally looked for homes on the east bench of Salt Lake City. My sister Lori lives in that area and we… Continue reading Buying a New House

What Would NASA Do Without Me?

Emily had trouble answering one of her homework questions for math class: “What is more accurate: a measurement given in centimeters or a measurement given in millimeters?” The author of this question made the classic mistake of confusing precision and accuracy. Precision is about being well defined while accuracy is about correctness. The unit in… Continue reading What Would NASA Do Without Me?

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