November 12th, 2020
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Taking My Birthday Off...
By Daddy
Las Vegas — I usually take my Birthday off as a "Me" day which makes writing this feel weird. Since I work a day ahead, I'm actually writing this on Wednesday for you to read on Thursday while I'm celebrating my 65th birthday. This of course means that we won't have an update on Friday because I'll be not working on Thursday. Confused yet? I am! 8-)
I'm not going out as my normal goto places are not open or just not fun because of the COVID19 restrictions. So instead Io'm cooking up a wonderful birthday meal:
I went to the store just before closing last night and snatched up the last Tomahawk Ribeye steak and some fresh asparagus. I already have shrimp in the freezer and all three can be cooked in the Sous Vite. Those and smashed garlic potato will make up a meal fit for a king (or at least my birthday.) I plan to pick up a Jackfruit today to have for desert.
I've been test driving a new version of my HTML editor. Renamed Nova this is the next generation of Coda2. This is the 3rd day I've updated the site update using Nova.
As is usual as we head into the holidays, money gets tight however November appears to be taken care of. I'll be coasting until about the 20th. To all those that have donated, Thank you for your donations!. Any help is appreciated. Here's a link to the How to Donate Page
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