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This morning I slept in again. When I woke I ran a brush through my hair, grabbed my Iowa Chicks Knitting t-shirt and a pair of old jeans and put them on, and rushed out the door. Well, not before tossing a piece of lasagna into a tupperware and grabbing a fork. I made a […]

For some reason they’ve got a big trench dug down the center of Burlington, and traffic’s funneled into one lane each direction, and there are about five million orange cones set out, and ‘USE THIS LANE’ signs with arrows and flashing lights, and there is literally tons of heavy equipment all painted orange, and it’s […]

I love Google Earth and I want to have its baby.

Something I ate yesterday really, really, really did not agree with me. I don’t know if it was the Mexican or the Italian, but it hates me now whatever it was. I’ve been in the WC all morning, and was really worried about that last five minutes of my morning commute, which ended with me […]

Brett worked a half-day yesterday, taking the afternoon off to spend with Jeff Blount, who is in town with his 13-year-old daughter, Soma. They showed up in the late afternoon. Brett and Jeff went off to pick Brett’s truck up from the shop, where it got new brakes and a couple of retreads, and Soma […]

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I just plain old didn’t do much today. Slept in. Ate leftover Indian food. Had some almond tea. Had rockin’ nookie with my man – the kind that makes you grin sheepishly at one another and go, “Damn, baby!” Brushed my hair. Refined my home page’s layout. Napped. Ate half a Hershey’s chocolate bar. Cleaned […]

Maybe it’s because I don’t own any copyrights? I don’t know, but whatever the reason, I don’t understand this. It seems various groups are freaking about Google’s plan to scan and archive “millions of books from four top US libraries – the libraries of Stanford, Michigan and Harvard universities, and of the New York Public […]