Monthly Archives: September 2005

Today is the last day of the fiscal year for the Federal government. Everyone will be trying to spend the last of their money today, squuezing every remaining cent left in their budgets, and all orders must be processed and … Continue reading →

My cup of coffee this morning, sitting at the dining room table, listening to NPR, was exceptionally tasty. Quetzal Breakfast Blend from Intelligentsia … but even on top of that, I think it was the superior milk. I think that … Continue reading →

i was sitting in mcsorley’s by e.e. cummings

I found a roundtrip fare to NYC for $184 on ATA (sorry Ben), so I’m going for a quick trip October 6-9. Should be fun. I’m planning on making a Friday afternoon pilgrimage to McSorley’s; e.e. cummings’ poem about the … Continue reading →

Friday it did not rain. Today it will not rain. Saturday and Sunday … it rained. Saturday, as I posted earlier, went pretty well. Considering my booth was only open for about four hours. I sold 11 copies, then it … Continue reading →

Got rained out at the Craft show about 2:30. No damage to my stuff though. And I sold 11 copies, so thus far I have broken even. Weather forecast for tomorrow doesn’t look too friendly though. Sigh. We’ll see.

Andy & I are going to see “A History of Violence” after work today! A new Cronenberg film is always a cause for excitement! And this one has been getting raves. Gosh, I’m excited it’s Friday.

I’ve been folding & gluing like a madman, and I have 30 copies of the book ready to go. Just in case. Drop by and say hullo! And let’s all hope it doesn’t rain (except at night–perfectly fine).

I had to write my job description today for the office records. So, for anyone who’s ever wondered what I do at the office from 7.30 to 3.15 most weekdays … SENIOR INSIDE SALES REPRESENTATIVE job description

LJ Interests meme results arto lindsay:I heard about him because of David Byrne (of course). His stuff within the last 10 years of so has been mostly about a kind of post-rock reinvention of the bossa nova. That sounds pretentious, … Continue reading →