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Greetings fellow Web travelers! Welcome to our little corner of the World Wide Web, just a click or two down the information superhighway! We are Derek and Laurel Linder, a fun-loving Christian couple residing in the northeast corner of the beautiful state of Utah. Join us here to keep up with the latest in our lives and be sure to drop us a line at linderfam633@gmail.com. Hope to hear from you soon! |
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Our annual newsletter looking back over the previous year has been sent out. If you have not received one and would like one, please shoot us an e-mail and let us know you'd like a copy. Thanks! |
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L19.org is our personal website. For other uses of L19, please refer to the following: - Chevy 454: Chevrolet 7.4L big block engine - HMS Haldon - : Royal Navy escort destroyer, Hunt (Type III)-class - HMS L19: Vickers "L" class submarine - INS Mahish: Kumbhir-class landing ship of the Indian Navy - L-19: an L-class WWII Goodyear training blimp of the US Navy - L-19: an L (Leninets)-class submarine of the Soviet Navy - L19: a postcode for Liverpool, England - Lectionary 19: a Greek manuscript of the New Testament - LZ54: a WWI German P-class Zeppelin - Schwinn LeTour: men's bicycle from the 1970's - Wasco-Kern County Airport: Wasco, California |
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- Pulsar Time Blog: some of my research on the history of Pulsar watches - Puzzle Box Top: our blog (will be moving here in the near future) - Reveraneum: my personal page consisting of links and interests - WebDir: start surfing the Web from this directory of links |
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This site is best viewed on a real computer* - give yourself an extra point if the computer is beige OR the monitor has a 4:3 aspect ratio! - give yourself double points if the computer is beige AND the monitor has a 4:3 aspect ratio! - give yourself triple points if the monitor in use is a beige CRT! * Results may vary on tablets, phablets, e-readers, slates, phones and other such devices. NOTE: additional points may be awarded arbitrarily for the use of mechanical keyboards, a mouse with a ball on the bottom, the presense of an optical drive, a Zip drive, or a floppy disk drive, or if the computer was manufactured by the company previously known as Gateway 2000! NOTE to the NOTE: this site has no affiliation with the company previously known as Gateway 2000. NOTE to the NOTE to the NOTE: not only does this site have no affiliation with the company previously known as Gateway 2000, it also has no affiliation with any of its successors, to include Gateway and Acer. Cookie Policy: It is the personal belief of your webmasters that cookies are best enjoyed with a glass of milk or cup of coffee. (Mrs. J says that a nice cup of tea is a great cookie complement as well! Hmm, does that explain the origin of the "tea cookie?") This site does not utilize cookies in any way, shape or form. What's your favorite cookie? This text is purposely small, because how else could it be considered "fine print"? Lovingly coded by hand with Notepad++ by humans for humans! |