Ratial, or, in fact, antiratial movies is something that I am interested in. I have seen a few and I never deny to see another one. Today I watched “Deacons for Defense” which was made for television, but is still a pretty good piece on the subject. IMDB rating: 7.0 My rating: 8.0 Celebrity hightlights: … Continue reading Deacons for Defense
On the way back from the pediatrician, I stopped by the pharmacy to get some breast pads for Olga. There were a couple of people in the shop already. The cashier was busy helping a really old grandma (120 years old or so) to select the hair dye that would make her look 100 years … Continue reading The look on her face
I’ve had this idea in my mind for some time now, but I still don’t know how to better to express it. The progress of technology has changed the daily morning routine of people who used to read newspapers with the cup of coffee. Now these people use computers and read emails or news on … Continue reading Morning of the new century
Paul Graham has recently wrote a short, but non-the-less interesting essey about writing. He explains why writing is important and how to write well. Writing well is a nicely covered topic. There are numerous books on communications in general and writing in particular. Most collegues require passing of at least one writing or communications course … Continue reading On writing
Today we took Maxim for a hearing test. It was slightly delayed by our pediatrician due to a bit of water in Maxim’s right ear, but since that was confirmed gone during the last check it was about time to proceed with the test. Our appointment was for 14:15 in the “Center for preventive pediatrics”. … Continue reading Hearing test … Passed