Several times this week and multiple times today issues came up at a store. One in particular stood out where there was some kind of water leak or puddle in a back room that got a lot of electronics wet. The store went down because power was turned off. When they took care of the water and plugged things back in, not all returned. It appears the issue is a simple coin battery in the machine that is used to keep things alive during power outages has failed. But without panic, and from roughly a hundred miles away I took care of it. It was not the effort a novice could do, as the RMS team could not. It gave me great joy that I could take care of this as I did and no one needed to know how complex it really was. It really was an act of love toward the store owner.

Other vendors would have required a service call to the store for several hundred dollars. I did it at home in my bare feet.

For years now I have wanted to impart the fundamentals of why things are the way they are with computers so that others can build on what I have learned. I have had direct communications with at least 7 guys who expressed interest. All fell away, most without the first substantial contact. Our culture is “tell me how to make a lot of money”, but not “tell me why so I can be free”.

Part of the reason I have essentially moved everything to the Kozlowski.org site is I want to build a library of the “why” issues with the hope that it will be useful to someone. I suggest this is consistent with Paul’s command to Timothy. The primary targets are our kids. Perhaps one or more will want to know the whys in computers. More importantly, it remains my hope that all will want to know the whys about Christ. Again the Lord Jesus Christ not the pseudochristos or the pseudadelphos, pseudoprophētēs, pseudapostolos and pseudodidaskalos that are all around. Note the pattern in the words. I suggest it was on purpose to make it clear in Scripture.

I want to love my neighbor. I want to love my kids. I want to do that with my wife. Dorothy-Jane, I love you!