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Blogging? Me? Yes.
I’m back to blogging. It’s been too long and I miss you guys… I’m working on a new look. It will NOT be yellow. Until then, enjoy the WordPress Default theme. See you soon!
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Appaloosa
Normally when I watch a trailer for a movie it doesn’t get me going too much, but I’ve been thinking about Appaloosa pretty much every day since I saw the trailer last week. Comes out tomorrow. Anyone want to go?
Isaiah 61:1-3
The Spirit of the Sovereign LORD is on me, because the LORD has anointed me to preach good news to the poor. He has sent me to bind up the brokenhearted, to proclaim freedom for the captives and release from … Continue reading
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Leaving On A Jet Plane
This may come as a shock to some, but my family and I are leaving Oklahoma. We’re moving back to California in July. Don’t know when we’ll be back again.
Twitter Over Capacity?
That’s a new one…At least it’s not the blanket “Something Went Wrong” page I’m used to seeing.
Site Update!
I just finished the complete overhaul of theblanchard [dot] com. This is the first time I have designed it (or any site in the last 10 years) from the ground up.
My Saturday Afternoon
The Donaldson’s had their final adoption class on Saturday, so we had the chance to watch their kids, Merrick and Ethan. They had a great time playing Mario Kart on the Wii. Check it out:
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Tagged ethan, malachi, mario kart, merrick, stop motion, vimeo, wii
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Malachi vs The Floor
Sunday afternoon Malachi looked over at a magazine on the ground and thought to himself, “I want that”. Check it out:
YouVersion Mobile
If you haven’t checked out youversion.com yet, you’re missing out. Not only is it a great online bible, but it now has a brand new mobile version (launched today!)
Take Back Your Comments!
I just finished adding the Disqus comment system to the blog. It adds a lot of features I didn’t have previously, as well as allowing me to do away with plugins I don’t need / want any longer.