Jun 04

Plumber’s Crack

Posted on June 4, 2006 by Tim Glinatsis

So a few weeks ago we were hanging out with my little sister (who happens to be a very mature eight years old), and somehow the topic of "plumber’s crack" came up.

You know what plumber’s crack is; we’ve all seen it before. Someone’s pants don’t quite cover their butt crack, and it’s visible when they bend over.

My dad’s known for plumber’s crack, and my sister had noticed. Only, instead of referring to it as "plumber’s crack," she calls it the bottom line.

If that’s not priceless, I don’t know what is.

Nov 26

My Twinn Doll

Posted on November 26, 2005 by Tim Glinatsis

If you’re familiar with the “My Twinn Doll,” you know the premise: you pick the features of the doll in accordance with your own baby, and you get a custom doll that looks just like your kid. My wife insisted on getting one for “posterity.”

Would you consider this a success?

(Note: I think the doll we received is about the creepiest thing I’ve seen)

Nov 24

Happy Turkeygiving!

Posted on November 24, 2005 by Tim Glinatsis

Since today is a day to give thanks, go give it.

Hopefully one of those rounds of thanks is for a massive helping of turkey, and an equally humongous dose of football.

thanksgiving

Oct 30

Genealogy

Posted on October 30, 2005 by Tim Glinatsis

I’m endeavoring, along with my grandfather, to compile our family’s genealogy/history. We’re going to do the heavy lifting in Heredis (which is, conveniently, available for both PC and OS X).

Anyone have any tips here? Have you ever put together a fairly thorough genealogy? Any hints that will make my life easier down the road..?