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Memories of Dad’s Career
Dad said when he joined the Navy in 1973 that he was doing it just in case the draft was reinstated, and he wanted to determine what branch he joined, and have some influence on what he was going to do while serving. He wanted to fly jets, so he went with the United States…
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Dad’s Memorial Service
John Raymond Kunefke, 69, of Baytown, died Friday, August 30, 2024. He was born on September 13, 1954, to Clella Faye Bryce Kunefke and Raymond Theodore Kunefke, in Winnie. In his lifetime, John enjoyed hunting, baseball, traveling, kayaking, zip-lining, and spending time with his family and friends. But he enjoyed his faith and serving God…
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Long Time, No See…
I’ve been tempted recently to start writing again. I’m thinking of sharing stories from my past, but don’t want to give too much away. I’m making a list of the stories I’d like to share and will try to spread them out. While I’m working on those, I’d like to share a few books I’ve…
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New Home Automations
I’ve been toying with the idea of home automation for several years. The expense has been one of the highest priorities, as I don’t like spending where it’s not necessary. With some bonus money over the past year or two, I’ve been able to make some additions that didn’t break the bank. I was looking…
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Memories
I have written very little on here for quite some time. Not that I think it is a requirement or anything, but I started this so that I could keep somewhat of a record of what is going on in my life. A friend of Alaina’s found my blog a few months ago and has been…
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Health
For most of my 38 years, I have lived a life of no concern for my health. I have done things to jeopardize my health and well-being, but I wasn’t really concerned about it. I have gotten rid of unhealthy vices, and I don’t feel the need to return to them (other than Blue-Bell). I’ll still…