These Are a Few of My Favorite Things
In honor of my wife’s return to ye olde blogosphere, here’s my (partial) list, in no particular order.
- The umbrella scene from My Neighbor Totoro
- What’s Going On
- Realizing on Monday that you have absolutely nothing going on Saturday
- Post-dinner conversations that eventually devolve into poop stories
- Late night conversations that end up going much later
- The final swell of sound during “Catch The Breeze”
- That moment when an album suddenly clicks
- When my wife surprises me with my own form of kryptonite: cheesecake
- Days that start out with dark and gloomy rainstorms
- This photo of Renae and I
- The fact that Renae goes by “Mrs. Opus”
- Trying out new software on the iMac
- Zion, and all of its kooky, wonderful folks
- Moping
- The charge of the Rohirrim
- At the risk of this sounding like a dating ad, long drives
- The Tredways
- Arts & Faith, and all of its kooky, wonderful folks
- “Moskau”
- Robin Guthrie’s guitar tone
- A big slice of devil’s food cake and a tall glass of cold milk (whole milk, of course)
- Riding my bike to work
- The improv comedy stylings of my co-workers
- Seeing all of the pieces of a design come together (and work in Internet Explorer)
- Soul Survivor
- Talking about web design to others
- Playing with dogs
- Getting folks hooked onto new music, movies, books, and TV shows
- Simpsons quote-a-thons
- Date nights at the local Barnes & Noble
- Community dinners
- ExpressionEngine
- Grilling steak
- Mr. Beaver’s statement about Aslan’s safe-ness, or lack thereof
- Spike (especially this scene)
- Having the house to myself when Renae goes away for the weekend
- Renae coming back after she’s been gone for the weekend
- Lying in bed while its raining hard outside.
- “Midnight Madness” screenings
- Reading and understanding comic books
- The finger gunfight scene in Spaced
- Listening to Samuel L. Jackson drop the “f-bomb”
- Samurai, ninja, and cheesy kung-fu movies
- Working from home when Renae is there
- The writings of C.S. Lewis
- When lunch consists of nothing but French bread, sausage, cheese, and fruit
- My family’s heritage
- Cornerstone memories
- Discovering some great new blog
- Working on Opus
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