 Hey
Friends
Now 2026 and I decided to try and complete a couple of projects that I wanted to
do for years. The first is to sort through and keep or delete all of the old information from my
computer files. The second is to go through old pictures (the kind on film), and
match them up with dates from information contained in these files. I was going
to delete a lot of these files, such as emails, receipts, taxes, and checking account
information, but then I realized this information would be invaluable for dating
the pictures. In addition, my kids said they are really interested in my stories
and other stuff from back in the day. Anyway, it was simply easier to put all of
this information in one place, this blog, and then sort it all out after. The
information is pretty boring for those of you who
found this page....please read or ignore at your discretion. |
May 16, 1984 -
File Entry
- 60.50, Bridal Lace Bakery. Payment for something related to the marriage
ceremony.
May 18, 1984 -
File Entry
- 10.00, Municipal Court. This was probably for filing a marriage license
application.
May 22, 1984 -
File Entry
- 100.00, Rabbi Aaron Gottesman, The Jewish Fellowship Center. This was probably
for a payment for marriage ceremony services.
June 3, 1984 -
File Entry
- 180.00, Weisfields. This was probably for a
wedding ring.
June 3, 1984 -
File Entry
- 150.00, Aaron Gottesman. This was probably for a payment for marriage ceremony services.
June 28, 1984 -
File Entry
- Date of marriage? Really not sure of the actual date.
July 8, 1984 -
File Entry Camping
Permit
- 2 days, #22 Yosemite National Park. The honeymoon camping trip.
July 8, 1984 -
File Entry Receipt
- $3.00, Yosemite. The honeymoon camping trip.
July 9, 1984 -
File Entry Receipt
- 1:04 pm, $3.24, Yosemite National Park - village grocery store. The honeymoon
camping trip.
August 22, 1984 -
File
Entry
- bus. License ht international. This was for the company Hayman Technologies
International which was the company used for the computer game "Trivial Bits",
which is a game I made and programmed. The game was for six players and had six
categories and 3,000 questions. The game took months to make.
August 22, 1984 -
File
Entry
- 10.00, Registrar of copyrights. This was probably for getting the copyright on
the Trivial Bits game.
August 24, 1984 -
File
Entry
- home occupation permit computer programming services.
September 13, 1984 -
File
Entry
- fictitious business name ht international, swt.
September 18, 1984 -
File
Entry
- 614.69, Commodore. This was possibly for the purchase of the Commodore 64
computer.
September 27, 1984 -
File
Entry
- 770.00, Commodore Magazine. I advertised in a monthly national computer
magazine for $770 for a single ad but only sold a few copies of the game.
October 2, 1984 -
File
Entry
- 5.00,
Fictitious name. No additional information about this file entry. |
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