Category: Life

  • It Can Be Over Now

    The only thing worse than a hot day in late summer is feeling too lousy to go to work on a hot day in summer, and thus missing out on the joys of air conditioning at one’s office. I understand that tomorrow the temperature’s supposed to top out at around 80. That’s a big step in the right direction. Huzzah, and stuff.

    In other news, a VHS-to-DVD project I’ve been working on for a few days now will bear its first fruit some time in the next hour or so, if all goes well. Wish me luck, and I’ll see you tomorrow.

  • Not Okay, Okay?

    Sitting peacefully in my chair, then suddenly feeling lightheaded and completely disconnected from my body, is not okay.

    This message brought to you by the “I Hate Summer” Committee. I’m ready for more 70-something high temperatures now, thankyouverymuch…

  • Jiggity Jig

    I’m home from my trip. Had a good time. Ate good food, fixed a computer, put a smile on someone’s face. Several smiles, actually. Train rides weren’t too annoying. Squalling babies in various places were, though. Now I just have to get enough restful sleep tonight to enjoy tomorrow.

    Coherence will come later. Just wanted to let you (my faithful readers) know that I’m home safe and sound and generally happy. Thank you.

  • North for the Weekend

    I probably won’t be posting tomorrow, as I fully expect to be having a delightful time in Seattle this weekend. No time for silly website stuff, you know.

    See you Sunday night. Or even Monday, if I’m feeling particularly lazy.

    Oh, yeah: I resurrected the excerpts from my 2002 NaNoWriMo efforts. Enjoy, if you’re so inclined.

  • Bad Boyfriend, no biscuit.

    I also forgot to mention, a couple of weeks ago, that early this month marks two years that a certain someone and I have been “going out.”

    Time flies when you’re having fun, eh? Here’s to many more years, happier years. Love you lots, beautiful!

  • Bad Dad, no biscuit.

    Duh! Unlike what my previous posting might have said, I really do have something interesting to say: Today I become the father of a teenager. That’s right, Alexander “The Spud” Kerezman turns 13 today.

    Happy Birthday, my boy. I’m outstandingly proud of you, more than words can adequately express.