Roger Luebeck home page (scrapbook) Links are in red
I wish more people would make online scrapbooks. I've rarely read anything other than biographies,
and I especially like autobiographical content. My own scrapbook has gotten awfully big, but I have
a hard time abandoning things.
Mini-journal:
May 12 2023
Just got back from our spring hike & camp trip.
Enchanting videos and still images.
Click: 2023 Spring Trip
May 28 2023
Clutter.. or of service to our soul?
May 2 2023
We're officially over the moon here at the
homestead. Leaving for our third annual
spring trip with our little tow-along
rustic cabin.
April 10 2023
Spring. Thankful for bicycles and hills.
Hill climbing every Sunday morning until
August.
April 1 2023
Nothing makes me want to live forever more
than the look of my house's interior when
filled with strong morning sunlight.
Some house pictures are lower down.
March 25 2023
Saturday mornings: Toasted onion bagels and
Roy Rogers movies. I tune in for the songs
and the light-hearted scripts.
March 17 2023
Thankful for the soothing sound of my furnace
and for the sound of Lucky's gentle snoring.
I've had a website up since 1996, but it
was tiny until I started adding more of my
activities in 2017. Things add up and I
rarely discard things.
click: 17 full-size pics 42 second looping video 2022 autumn camp & hike
Click: Our 2022 Hiking trip in The Old West August / September
Relativity Trail is at the bottom of the page.
* The Proof *
Andrew Wiles tackles the 350 year old mystery
of X^n + Y^n <> Z^n in an eight year odyssey,
working in isolation. This is the best story
of personal drama and enchantment I've ever
watched. A lovable cast of characters
(Wiles and his math colleagues).
* The Flight of the Snow Geese - 1972 *
Des and Jen Bartlett care for orphaned
snow goslings from Hudson Bay to Texas.
Emmy for cinematography.
Narration and ballad by Glen Campbell
Current project (December 2022):
I've long yearned to have a kitchen like the
one in the photo on the right. I have a room
in my basement which has a full-sized east-
facing garden-level window; and I'm going to
build a precise replica of this kitchen in
that room, arranged and sized to fit that
room's shape and window placement.
I already have a retro oven and retro frig in
the basement, to which I'll apply a white
enamel finish. I also have a retro table of
the same size as the one in the photo, whose
formica top I'll change to red with full-gloss
polyurethane enamel.
I just finished modeling it in RogCAD