Monthly Archives: November 2004
Kitties!
Tabitha, my parents’ cat, has a Catster page. She is a CRAZY cat, but cute as hell, in a pudgy way. :) Oh, and if you need more kitty goodness, check out a ton of cute kitty pix. Yay for … Continue reading
Archimedes’ Revenge
Wow. Was loaned this fascinating book by the bf, who sez it’s one of his favorites. That’s high praise from someone who doesn’t usually read stuff not on a computer screen, so I was expecting it to be great… and … Continue reading
Numbers
Messages awaiting answers/filing/dealing with in my inbox, not counting email lists: 333 Words left to write for NaNoWriMo: ~3,000 (gotta get a few words over the limit in case my word counter is different from the official one) Gatherings (party/concert/write-in) … Continue reading
Plagiarism
Something Borrowed. Interesting piece there. It asks some tricky questions, especially for writers. Go read it. I may post more about it when i’m done with my NaNoWriMo work.
Argh!
I love blogging. I love the opportunity to express myself and know it can be read by the half dozen readers I like to think I have, and then be shuffled into the archives and never read again except by … Continue reading
eek.
My horoscope for today (from Tarot.com) says: Gathering with friends can bring you much joy, but there is also a price to pay. You can overdo it now and find yourself too tired to do what you really need. If … Continue reading
Mark Morford says it!
Kick ass. Seriously. He makes some excellent points here, including the amazing hypocrisy of people who think that abortion is Wrong ™ but that fertility clinics, which result in WAY more dead embryos, are Just Fine ™. Rock on.
School Vouchers
I am debating the issue of school vouchers with someone from a list I’m on, and have come to a couple of conclusions. People in favor of school vouchers have no idea about the actual costs of running a school … Continue reading
Interesting.
Interesting article on childfree living. What with my age and all, I’m doing the whole “do I really want to have children someday?” mental routine fairly regularly. I mean, biological leanings and my family push me one way, my firm … Continue reading