Monthly Archives: December 2002

Finally updated my Book Log. Yay.

Money is a good thing. Even if you have to teach twelve hours a day for three days to get it.

1. Do you get sick very often? What illness do you find that you’ve had most frequently?I get horrible colds once or twice a year. I’m getting better at noticing the symptoms early and heading them off with massive doses … Continue reading →

This is so frickin’ funny I can’t even tell you. But if you don’t know the story of Beowulf, it won’t make sense. If you do, though, go read now. Also, I must, and I do mean must see “Equilibrium.” … Continue reading →

Got me a ticket to the midnight showing of Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers. A whole gaggle of us are going – four of us who play the card game and two who don’t. Should be fun. We … Continue reading →

I have been accused via email of giving “Hoodlum” a negative review because the director is black. Somehow I feel all grown up now, like I wasn’t a real reviewer until someone disagreed with me for a patently absurd reason. … Continue reading →

Some groovie links found through Crackbaby.com… I so want one of these. But first I would need some place to put it…. Ever wonder just what kinds of things you could get away with sending through the mail? These guys … Continue reading →

It’s NaNoWriMo picture time! Just a few, in an effort to keep the loading time down… Photo by CliffThis is from a write-in near the end of the month. If this were higher resolution, you’d be able to see the … Continue reading →

So everyone knows about Autism and Asperger’s syndrome, right? It’s a running joke that geeks, especially computer geeks, have symptoms of said syndromes. What happens when geeks congregate, like in Silicon Valley? They reproduce. And what do you get when … Continue reading →

Took some more Quizzes and posted the results. Big surprise, I’m TOTALLY British and a huge Tolkien dork. :) In other news, went to a huge party over the weekend and learned that while being drunk does help you have … Continue reading →