Monthly Archives: March 2005

It’s finally over for Terri Schiavo. Dubya has a lot of nerve talking about a “culture of life” when he killed so many people as governor and even went so far as to mock the condemned. What a hypocrite. I … Continue reading →

Yay me. I have updated my BookLog. Hooray for lunch break at work.

by Gaston Leroux, translated by Lowell Bair I had almost forgotten what a great book this is. Written to look like it’s full of historical fact, it’s really well done. Bravo! The translation was great, too – fluid, easy-to-read, and … Continue reading →

Man. This book is hilarious. Not terribly well researched and no doubt highly offensive to devout Christians, but a ton of fun. Basically, Ken got curious about the Bible, a book which makes the people who read it and believe … Continue reading →

by Gillian Bradshaw This trilogy is a fascinating take on the Arthurian legend! The first book is from Gawain’s point of view, the second from Gawain’s servant’s, and the third from Guinevere’s. The names have been altered to more locally … Continue reading →

Well, I’m working short hours. Here’s my schedule this week: Monday: 9am-2pm Tech Writing Gig, 3pm-6pm Learning Center Tuesday: 9am-2pm Tech Writing Gig, 3pm-6pm Learning Center Wedday: 9am-2pm Tech Writing Gig, 3pm-6pm Learning Center, 7-8pm Aikido Thursday: 9am-2pm Tech Writing … Continue reading →

I got me a tech writing contract! Full time, about six months long, at a company a ways up the peninsula. Starts Monday — part time for a couple weeks while they hunt down a replacement for me at Success! … Continue reading →

A recent entry by Elke reminded me that Discardia is going on. I am all for it. In fact, I’ve gone so far as to make a list of all the folders and whatnot on my site here — and … Continue reading →

I’m considering rehauling my site – it’s been several years since I weeded out the old bits I no longer use and refurbed the bits I wanted to keep. I’m figuring to delete any section I don’t have a major … Continue reading →

I like watching my cats playfight. They frequently pause to stare at each other while posing, motionless. Zephyr tends to hold one paw up about an inch from Mauser’s head, ready to pop him, and then freeze. They will stare … Continue reading →