Apr 24, 2012

My Dearest Son, Happy Birthday to you! It is your 33rd birthday. Every birthday is a day of celebration. Yours is special to me because every year’s passing marks the very first moment of time when I held you in my hands. It was a few moments after your first breath. I will carry that memory in my heart until the moment of my last breath. I love you, Dad ...

Apr 24, 2011

My Dearest Son, Today is Easter Sunday and it is also your Birthday. Happy Birthday to you! Today you are thirty two years of age. I remember the moments of the greatest day of my life. For on that day you were born and I held you in my arms and I peered into your eyes and I asked you who was in there. The power of the memory of it brings tears to my eyes on...

Apr 22, 2010

My Dearest Son, Here are some writings from yesterday and this morning. The day finds me up early and hard at the task of publishing at my blog. Congratulations in having landed a decent half time job. Good luck on finding the other half. I am proud of you for having attained the first step of getting back to gainful employment. 4:44 AM 34 degrees F, in...

Apr 18, 2010

My Dearest Son, I have attached a letter I wrote to you, concerning your walks alongside the rail yard of what used to be called the Northern Pacific Railroad. That was the railroad your great grandfather Ira Sullivan worked for while he helped his wife Lydia raise their three young boys Oliver, the oldest, Wilber, and Robert, the youngest. Oliver and his...

Jan 23, 2009

112A Son, IBM History, and Digg — by Lyno Sullivan For the current and following days, I plan to post blog pages for some more recent hand writings in my id™ (Inventors Diary). The following letter to my son goes back two weeks and picks up the back story at that point. The in-line URL links are for those readers wishing to be reminded of the original...

Dec 29, 2008

111K My Newest digg.com Friend, Welcome My newest digg.com friend, If you are new to digg.com please read this post if you want to know about why I selected you to be my friend, how I found you, what digg,com friendship means to me, and what behavior you can expect from me. . . . Welcome . . . I bid you welcome. I have invited you to become my friend. I may...