The Life of Lou Ruppert

The Bosnian family I visited in my trip through Europe in 2004 was in town this week, so I finally got over to visit them tonight. I love those people. They are really hospitable, and very hard workers. The husband, the guy I know through my friend Dean, has a really good dry sense of humor. And the wife is a great cook and is really hospitable and funny too, so we always get great food and laugh a lot while we’re there.

The parents of the husband are the ones who were visiting this week. Both of them are older, gray-haired and all, but they do heavy duty farm work like they’re in their teens. The mother had a bad back and knee when we were at their house in Bosnia in 2004, not that you could tell by watching her work. They used to bother her every day until Dean and I prayed for her. They haven’t bothered her since. If anyone deserves a miracle like that, it’s this family. So that was another reason to be happy.

Tomorrow I take on another client for my consulting business. Windows systems are far from my strength, but I have good general diagnostic skills. I need to learn a bit about Windows forensics, so it seemed like a good fit. Time will tell, though. I have to fight the urge to turn every Windows problem into a Linux solution. I’m totally a penguin-thumper.

Tomorrow is so busy that I took it off from work. Lets see how good Good Friday will be this year.

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