Monthly Archives: January 2005

Come fly with me? No thanks

I went to the west coast for meetings this week and decided to leave my computer behind. (The less I have to carry around when I travel, the better.) So I ended up “blogging” the old-fashioned way – without a … Continue reading

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Why I love the Internet – Numanuma

Thanks to Seth’s blog for this. It’ stupid. It’s silly. It makes no sense. But it’s one of the reasons I love the Internet. For your edification, I give you Numanuma. (On a serious note … this really is one … Continue reading

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Multiple stories: Eric McCormack and The Dutch Wife

I just finished reading one of the most enjoyable books I’ve read in a while. It’s called The Dutch Wife and it’s by Eric McCormack. (For those who spend too much time in front of their TV, no it’s not … Continue reading

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You aren’t standing still (you’re going backwards)

We seem to have an ironic quality built into us as humans. Nothing defines our existence as much as change. We change and the world changes every instant of every day. You would think we would get used to it … Continue reading

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Grammar ain’t this writer’s strong suit

One of the drawbacks of being a writer is the assumption many people make that I know something about grammar. I do not. I have only the scantest knowledge when it comes to this subject. A billion years ago when … Continue reading

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