Monthly Archives: March 2004

Andy’s computer suffered a nervous breakdown yesterday, and as a reult he almost did too. Long story short, we had to run the restore disk. Luckily, none of his actual data files were lost. But his PC was restored to … Continue reading →

So I saw “The Passion of the Christ” yesterday; my parents asked me to see it, and I wanted to be able to talk about it intelligently rather than on hearsay. Well. The film is basically nothing more than a … Continue reading →

Looks like Andy & I are going to dinner at T’s in Andersonville and then to see Greg Allen’s new show “Evidence” at the Neo-Futurarium. Drinks afterwards?

Tonight I’m meeting varla at Roscoe’s at 7.30 for a cocktail or two. Any other LJers out there who’d like to stop by and say hi, feel free!

The original 1978 ‘Dawn of the Dead’ is in my top ten all-time fave movies, so I’ve been a bit dubious about this remake. Even more dubious when I heard that the zombies are now superfast and snarly. MTV-like. That’s … Continue reading →

(for a lot of you, the below might be old news, but for everyone else): In October, I self-published a book called “100 Spinning Plates.” It consists of a box of 100 cards; each card has a story on it … Continue reading →

Ugh, why am I so horny today? And why am I stuck at work? We’re doing Panda Express for lunch. I guess I’ll try burying my lust with Orange Chicken.

I’m happy because yesterday I finally got a check from Community Books in Brooklyn for the 3 copies of 100SP I sent them. Catherine included a semi-cryptic note: “We’ve sold one copy, lost one copy (maybe sold w/o ISBN?), and … Continue reading →

On Tuesday, Barack Obama won the Illinois Democratic Senate Primary. He’ll be facing off against the Republican candidate, Jim Ryan. I really think that Obama is going to win. That would make him the only black member of the Senate. … Continue reading →

Today I work until 5. Then I dash home, Andy & I go vote (I am still voting for Dean, and in the Senatorial primary for Obama), then dinner, then BEST BUY. Why am I going to Best Buy? When … Continue reading →