Monthly Archives: January 2003

I can’t get my head wrapped around the writing

Possibly it’s because I’m not sitting here and staring at a manuscript ALL DAY LONG until I goddamn well WRITE something just so I don’t have to stare any more. Continue reading

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Unpleasant ways to get to work

All any of us could do was to “Sit!  Sit!  Sit!  Sit!”, as The Cat in the Hat put it. Continue reading

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Taking stock

All the house smells of the thick vegetable stock I’m making up this afternoon. Continue reading

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Goodbye to Clandestine

After ten years together, six of them as a serious touring band, they’re quitting and going their several ways. Continue reading

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Hey little girl . . . wanna survey my neighborhood?

The survey will be used to create an animal called a Neighborhood Conservation Combining District. Continue reading

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. . . nor any drop to drink

Somebody from the city’s water and wastewater department came by and banged on the front door to notify us that water on our block would be cut off at five this afternoon, to let them do work on a storm sewer project. Continue reading

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Tedium abounds

Who knows what heart-stopping excitement tomorrow may bring? Continue reading

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And on Tuesday

I begin work at the Infernal Revenue for my second tax season.  It’s more than high time. Continue reading

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Ewww . . . nasty . . . .

This afternoon I dragged all the storage boxes out from under our bed, crawled underneath with a counter brush, and swept. Continue reading

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The genealogy pages are published

All 791 of them are fixed, tested, and ftp’d up to the server. Continue reading

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