Family
The family category is a personal category that includes non-tech-comm-related posts; instead, I write about family-related topics and events. This category is intended more like a personal journal related to family.
The following content is in the family category:
Obituary for my dad - David Tait Johnson, 1935 - 2018 | Dec 26, 2018
Biking down Coyote Creek Trail | Dec 10, 2017
Shannon got into Stanford's MA Liberal Arts program | Mar 13, 2016
Selling Girl Scout cookies | Mar 13, 2016
My daughter published a real video game through "Girls Make Games" camp | Jun 17, 2015
Why no one stopped by my technical writing booth at career fair day | May 31, 2015
Free from limitations and imaginary lines | Dec 4, 2014
Crystal Springs Reservoir ride, and other details | Nov 9, 2014
Celebrating Lucy and her timeline | Oct 28, 2014
Santa Clara to San Carlos bike ride | Oct 26, 2014
San Francisco city-to-ferry loop bicycle ride | Oct 19, 2014
Biking trip to Yosemite | Oct 16, 2014
Natural Bridges | Sep 28, 2014
Maisie's peak and more | Sep 28, 2014
Two months after leaving the church -- an update | Mar 16, 2014
Why I left the Mormon church | Jan 16, 2014
The Bug Badge | Nov 17, 2013
Girl Scouts Painting and Comic Art Badges | Jan 13, 2013
Discovering Girl Scouts | Jan 13, 2013
First Day of School | Sep 2, 2012
Summer Is Over, School Begins Again | Aug 20, 2012
A Love Affair with Grapefruit | Apr 15, 2012
What I Like About Grandpa | Dec 14, 2011
Grandpa Reading Runaway Bunny | Dec 14, 2011
Buffalo on Antelope Island | Dec 14, 2011
Hanging Out at Home | Dec 14, 2011
Sitting Around at Home | Dec 14, 2011
Kids Singing | Dec 14, 2011
Counting Calories | Dec 11, 2011
How Avery Got Earrings | Dec 11, 2011
Grandma Nana Comes to Visit | Dec 11, 2011
We Moved Downstairs | Dec 11, 2011
King Size Bed Fits Four | Dec 11, 2011
Regret Over a Missed Career in Astronomy | Nov 27, 2011
Discovering Antelope Island | Nov 27, 2011
Reading Mistborn | Nov 27, 2011
Cooking Tamales | Nov 27, 2011
Recordings of Fathers Blessings | Sep 27, 2011
Stewart Falls: One Last Outing Before Summer Ends | Aug 21, 2011
How Swimming Has Changed | Aug 19, 2011
Storm Returns Home | Aug 18, 2011
The Big Hill | Aug 17, 2011
Windy Night and a Stray Cat | Aug 14, 2011
Sidewalk Chalk at Thanksgiving Point Gardens | Aug 9, 2011
Swimming at the Lehi Legacy Center | Jul 31, 2011
Thanksgiving Point Gardens Outing | Jul 26, 2011
Thinking More About Family | Jul 25, 2011
Our Spring View Farms Trail Adventure | Jul 24, 2011
Up and Down Directions | Jul 24, 2011
I want to be a spy .... | Jun 26, 2011
On Prayer | Jun 22, 2011
On telling real stories | Jun 21, 2011
Making Up Stories | May 30, 2011
The Moment | May 30, 2011
The Butterfly Paths | May 2, 2011
Saratoga Hot Springs | May 1, 2011
Cedar Fort cemetery | Apr 28, 2011
My Review of the Old Testament (really) | Jan 5, 2011
Replaceability | Jul 19, 2010
Generation B - Mr. Mom, Father's Day Edition - NYTimes.com | Jun 22, 2009
The Wind and A Lot of Thoughts About Pessimism and Optimism | Apr 21, 2009
Like Father, Like Daughter | Oct 13, 2008
A blogging family | Feb 25, 2008
Grasshoppers that Look Like Aliens | Jul 31, 2007
Four-Wheeling in the Wasatch Front | Jul 21, 2007
Evening Fishing at the North Pier | Jul 7, 2007
Lucy Smiles for the Camera -- Funny Photo | Jun 21, 2007
Special Father's Day Post: Description of My Dad | Jun 18, 2007
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