Archive for December, 2004

fashionable and clever …. or a bit transparent?

230th Dec 2004blog entries

Ok, I’ve never done one of these online “who are you things”, but I fell for this one….and its the geeky-est thing i’ve […]

Goodbye Express Mail.

028th Dec 2004blog entries, nome., station life

Odd, it feels like Christmas just swept right over us this year. I’m sure part of it has to do with being in […]

added: a White Christmas!

026th Dec 2004New Pictures, website updates

New Christmas Pictures So, 4 to 6 inches of snow, and 50 mph winds really made an interesting christmas away from home. Now […]

Christmas

026th Dec 2004blog entries, nome., station life

Hey Friends! We sure enjoyed hearing from many of you over the holidays, it was great going to the P.O. box and getting […]

Christmas Music

223rd Dec 2004blog entries, nome., station life

Well, its cold outside, the coldest its been since we’ve been here. Currently it’s 20 below zero. I just got back from lunch […]

added: The Christmas Edge!

022nd Dec 2004New Audio, Special Guests, The Edge, website updates

Its *Another* brand spankin’ new edition of the edge, this time from Tuesday, December 21st 2004. Join us as we play some christmas […]

Tiny Christian college nets generous federal funding

022nd Dec 2004blog entries, nome.

Covenant College in Alaska attacked on the front page of the Anchorage Daily News: Author: SEAN COCKERHAM Tucked away in spruce woods off […]

added: The edge for 12-13

014th Dec 2004New Audio, The Edge, website updates

Its *Another* brand spankin’ new edition of the edge, this time from Monday, December 13th 2004. After a week long internet absence, we’re […]

added: Pictures-o-rama! Freezing Ocean, Christmas, and more!

011th Dec 2004New Pictures, website updates

Take a look at some of the new pictures! Some of these were added over the past week, but I moved and added […]

Christmas is coming…..the goose is getting fat.

111th Dec 2004blog entries, nome.

Today, before I drove our 4wheeler to the store (about a minute away), and before I strapped our groceries down to the front […]