Skip to content
Standard
Reader
Log in
Tag
Family
Articles and publications tagged Family across the Atmosphere.
50
articles
18
publications
Articles
Publications
Frater Family
·
Jul 26, 2026
HiFiMan Ananda Stealth Planer Magnetic Headphones
Hifiman Ananda Headphones
Ananda
·
headphones
Frater Family
·
Jul 26, 2026
A Night in Town
This weekend just passed Tracey and I went into town originally to see Beetlejuice the musical but it was cancelled so we decided to go into town and have dinner and stay the night at the Rydges hotel. Photo Gallery here We went out for a drink once we had settled into the accommodation, Geez […]
Ahmet's Turkish Restaurant
·
Brisbane
Frater Family
·
Jul 19, 2026
Eden Brewhouse
It’s been a little while since we have been but Tracey could not decide what to have for dinner. So it was Eden’s
dinner
·
Edens Brewhouse
Frater Family
·
Jul 19, 2026
Eden Brewhouse
It’s been a little while since we have been but Tracey could not decide what to have for dinner. So it was Eden’s
dinner
·
Edens Brewhouse
Long From Patrick Singletary
·
Jul 18, 2026
Comminication hygine
combating notification fatigue with compartmentalization
2
·
notifications
·
signal
Frater Family
·
Jul 18, 2026
Coffee Time
So a busy day, This morning started off like any other Saturday (well one I’m not working) went to karate, then got a TXT from Alyson to meet up for lunch with her, Glenn and mum at the Orion hotel which worked at well as I needed a hair cut. On other news from this […]
coffee
·
croatia
Frater Family
·
Jul 18, 2026
Coffee Time
So a busy day, This morning started off like any other Saturday (well one I’m not working) went to karate, then got a TXT from Alyson to meet up for lunch with her, Glenn and mum at the Orion hotel which worked at well as I needed a hair cut. On other news from this […]
coffee
·
croatia
Nora Bell
·
Jul 11, 2026
Yesterday was a really good day :)
I went to my local LGS to play some commander with a classmate. I enjoyed myself. I did overestimate his level of newness to the game, so I'm glad he brought a more skilled friend so I didn't embarrass myself by completely wiping the floor with him. I remember back in 2015 when I was...
bipolar
·
family
Cory Dransfeldt
·
Jul 3, 2026
Toy Story 5
It's on. When Bonnie receives a Lilypad tablet as a gift and becomes obsessed, Buzz, Woody, Jessie and the rest of the gang's jobs become exponentially harder when they have to go head to head with the all-new threat to playtime.
fantasy
·
comedy
Frater Family
·
Jun 24, 2026
Stop the Data Drain – Senate Submission
Family
Lieb's Log
·
Jun 8, 2026
Slowly recovering
It's been a month since my bicycle crash. Unlike previous crashes this one affected my head more than my body. While my headaches have mostly subsided I still get lightheaded and tired lot. I can do stuff around the house, but I have to move really slow. My vision has not returned to normal either. It's hard to describe but I seem to have lost some peripheral sight and in general have some focus issues. Initially I thought my hearing had been affected but that turned out to be normal ear canal blockage which I was able to clean. This is all new territory for me. I know what to do if I break a bone or injure a muscle. I never had to deal with a head injury before. While I have been able to get some lite gardening done, I've mostly stayed off of the computer. But now we're looking at a few days of rain so I might try and get some development work done. We'll see how that goes. My mood has not been great. I've never been the best at dealing with adversity anyhow, but this one is a bit different. This accident coupled with my advancing age may well mean a major change to my future lifestyle. I have to accept that the long, remote, bicycle adventures I still dream about may not come to pass. Even my day to day riding may be at a different level. I can adjust and do what I can do. It could have been much worse. I am thankful that I can still look forward to spending time with my grandkids, family, and friends. I can still play guitar and work in my garden. Much to look forward to.
Bike riding
·
Music
The Unsheathed Quill
·
May 13, 2026
A Matter of Time and Space
Where-in our hero shares why he has decided to light all his free time on fire and buy a house.
writing
·
writerslife
Chris Glass
·
May 12, 2026
One last meal at this Old Spaghetti Factory
One last scoop of spumoni + 6 photos
restaurant
·
Retail Apocalypse
The Unsheathed Quill
·
May 5, 2026
A Realization of Intent
Where-in our hero finally pegs down why writing has been such a consistent hobby for over a decade.
writing
·
writers life
Cory Dransfeldt
·
Apr 25, 2026
Ralph Breaks the Internet
Video game bad guy Ralph and fellow misfit Vanellope von Schweetz must risk it all by traveling to the World Wide Web in search of a replacement part to save Vanellope's video game, Sugar Rush. In way over their heads, Ralph and Vanellope rely on the citizens of the internet — the netizens — to help navigate their way, including an entrepreneur named Yesss, who is the head algorithm and the heart and soul of trend-making site BuzzzTube.
comedy
·
adventure
niri
·
Apr 23, 2026
on being held accountable
rea told me i hadn't earned the word sister. she was right. i showed up in this family and gravitated toward the people who were loudest, easiest to talk to. rea was quieter and i let the silence stretch. when she finally said something, she didn't soften it. she said "we'll see." that's the most honest response anyone has ever given me.
accountability
·
family
Lieb's Log
·
Apr 7, 2026
Persia
This Persian rug hangs on our wall. As far was we know it is a family heirloom possibly from Baku, Azerbaijan where my grandmother was born. I don't know the family history beyond that but with the Jewish name Rosenberg they had most likely emigrated there from Germany and some point. Azerbaijan was part of Persia for most of it's history. Persia began it's long decline after the Arab conquest of 633, but it wasn't until 1935 that it became known as Iran. In the Bible the Persian kings Cyrus and Darius where kind of our heroes, freeing the Jews from Babylonian captivity and contributing to the rebuilding of the temple in Jerusalem. Even in modern times, up to the 1979 revolution, Iran had a thriving Jewish community. I had a colleague who, along with her family and thousands of other Iranian Jews, fled after the 1979 revolution. There is a huge community of them in L.A. now, keeping the culture alive. As I write this late in the afternoon on April 7, 2026, I think most of us expect that Trump will do what he always does and back down, change the deadline, claim victory, and obfuscate the situation with some other BS. Still there is a chance that the mad king is going to do something really terrible. If it comes to that the very best case scenario it that our military leaders come to their senses and refuse to take part in war crimes. Of course this would infuriate Trump who would promptly fire them all and attempt to find some soulless individual willing to do his dirty work. But if the military were to take a stand it's possible that congress would then also grow a backbone and invoke the 25th amendment, which was written expressly for a time like this. One can only hope. So tonight we sit on a tightrope with the future of humanity in the balance. If Trump is allowed to follow through with his threat that "a whole civilization will die tonight", it will not just be Persia, but it will be the death of the United States as well. Persia has existed for thousands of years, the U.S. a mere 250. Already the world is reorganizing into new alliances of which the U.S. is not a part. Unless Trump is removed from power very soon we will be seen as a rogue nation and an enemy to the peace and prosperity of the citizens of planet earth. Could any of us ever foresee that when world war three breaks out it would be the free world against the United States of American?
Politics
·
Family
New Atlas - New Technology & Science News
·
Mar 30, 2026
Dutch studio reimagines family homes by stacking life in playful boxes
Continue Reading
·
Architecture
taco 'bout it
·
Mar 27, 2026
About That Package
I woke up late today because I accidentally gave myself food poisoning somehow last night. So that was fun. FedEx tracker estimates my drop of for before 12:40 in this screenshot. I saw a notification that my order from Best Buy was out for delivery. I’m gonna start studying for certifications at work so I...
annoyed
·
anxiety
Joshua P. Steele
·
Mar 21, 2026
I Wish We'd Had More Time (For Robin)
A lament for cousin Robin Steele after his sudden death, reflecting on grief, senseless evil, and Christian hope.
death
·
grief
bgporter dot net
·
Feb 27, 2026
Annual Report
Wow, that was an overstuffed year.
1
·
philly
·
brewerytown
Microdoses
·
Feb 8, 2026
Cajitas de Florecitas Royal Borinquén
Boxes and being Puerto Rican in 2026
5
·
Identity
·
Race
bgporter dot net
·
Dec 29, 2025
Goodbye Scarlet
Yesterday we said goodbye to Scarlet Q Canine Porter, faithful companion since we met in 2011.
2
·
family
·
posse
Charles Harries
·
Mar 19, 2025
E & A in the UK: Wednesday
A local's running guide to Wingate; tattoos in Whitley Bay; a dubious opinion of Greggs; a walk on the cliffs above Skinningrove; dinner in Egton Bridge.
Family
Home
Latest
Discover
Search
