Something good about Mississippi
A fading sunset across the 'North Farm' of Mississippi State.
Jess drinks beer!
Jess tries a micro-brewed pale at Blackstone brewery in Nashville! Oh, and an onion ring too!
Ryan in Nashville!
It's Jess with her sister Meg and nephew Ryan at a park in downtown Nashville. Jess's dad had bypass surgery last week and after a little scare, woke up from anesthesia on Sunday and is doing well! we decided to take a little walk around Centennial Park while waiting for the next visitation period. 
200,000!
Well, the old Civic hit the big 200,000 this week! Took her about 12 years to get there, which is quite a few miles per year. Her outside is showing her age a little but she still runs great! Here's to making it to 300,000!
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Adaptaplug polarity
This is just an FYI in case anyone stumbles upon it. I had a hard time finding the information I was looking for online for Radio Shack's Adaptaplug size A. I needed to know which prong was positive and which was negative (which was the 'tip' and which was the 'sleeve'). As you can see in the picture, the left prong when the plug is pointing towards you (marked with black) goes to the sleeve (which is usually negative). The right prong goes to the tip. Hope this might help someone!
The best way to read news headlines…
The purr-fect way to read the news!
You can do this for any rss feed or blog!
Video Extravaganza!
I've seen some good videos over the past few days and weeks, so I thought I would share!
First, I found this great political group called Public Service Administration that has made some pretty good videos that can be found on YouTube. Here are a few!
This first one has some foul language, but there is an edited version available here.
And here are a couple jabs at Hillary:
I’m published!
I'm blogging from my phone, which is a first, and I am blogging about my first publication! There are actually several articles coming out int he next few months that i had a hand in, but this is the first. The good news is they spelled my name right in the article itself.