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Category Archives: Real Life
Weapon Grade Cheese
When my wife recently ordered a few packs of rye-bread mix and two german breads from the German Deli London she also bought some Harzer Roller cheese. Blimey, this stuff is really vile! When my wife unwrapped it for the … Continue reading
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Merry Christmas and would you please fix my computer?
Every family has a computer expert. His (or her) job is to help the rest of the family with all their computer problems. Everytime the family computer expert is visiting he (or she) needs to get through a list of … Continue reading
Old Habits Die Hard
As part of my effort to reduce the complexity of my IT infrastructure at home I’m currently reviewing which parts of it I really need and which I don’t. My intention is to have to spend less time in front … Continue reading