So, the old scherba.name server decided to bite the dust without warning and without a recent backup. No fun there.
Long live the new scherba.name server. Pictures of the cat, my wife, and our adventures will return shortly. Until then, enjoy something else.
Hello David Scherba. I’m a Phoenician, continuing on the legacy left by you and others, and it’s a legacy that I’m very happy has been left. This co-op rocks.
I have taken on the egregious task of updating the Phoenix website, which hasn’t been done in several years. I found your name listed under alumni and through that venue was able to stalk you in this manner. Basically, it’s 4am and I can’t sleep for some reason even though I have class tomorrow at 9am. I’m too tired to mess with this cgi script I’ve been working on, but I still can’t fall asleep, so instead I’m doing this. I’m sure you’re thrilled.
I would love to hear how your life has turned out post-Phoenix, why your cat has cardboard around its neck, any memory you can think of about the co-op, or any random wisdom that older people tend to be able to impart on younger people. Also there are all these pictures of “Rahim” or “Raheem.” Does that name ring a bell at all? Where was that guy from? I am haunted by this Rahim… he taunts me.
And I’m done.
Hello Liesel,
My life (with Rebecca, also an alumna of Phoenix) is going well. We’re married (with two cats), living in Boulder, CO, working, and having a good time.
Homer was dressing up as a Hammantashen (a traditional cookie) for Purim, a Jewish holiday, during which it is traditional to dress up.
With respect to advice, I can only advise that you keep on top of cleaning (including dish washing)–a clean house is a more pleasant one.
I never knew Rahim (sp?), so I can’t help you there.
Best of luck with your studies, and let us know if you’re ever in the Denver metro area.