It's been a while since I've posted on here. Since starting my other blog, I've been focusing my attention on it.
I'll leave this up for a while, but likely at some point will take it down. Just figgered I'd let ya'all know!

The option for tonight is either drive north or south. If it is north, that means that Vicky and I will be spending the weekend with Clint and Christel at our cottage near Temagami. If it is south, that means Vicky and I will be back home with our families. At this point, I'm not sure what direction we'll be heading, but either way we're getting ( Read more... )

There is a scene in Twin Peaks where Special Agent Dale Cooper advises that we should take the time out every day to give ourself a little gift. It doesn't matter what it is, how big it is or anything like that. So long as it is something special for us to enjoy in the day ( Read more... )

Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that Jane gave Vicky and I a stamp that says, "From the Library of Victoria and Ian Clary." It was a late anniversary gift. I hadn't been home in two months, so she didn't have the chance to give it to us.
I was stoked to get it. Now I have to stamp the roughly 1000 books in my office.

Fun. (Seriously).

Well, it was good to be home in Windsor for the weekend. I should start by apologizing to sixgunsaint for failing to return his Easy Rider and The Band DVDs. I'm a moron for forgetting and promise to bring it home in a week or two! SORRY!
Friday night we drove to London and met Corinne to help her move her bed back to Windsor. It took forever to get there ( Read more... )

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This has to be one of the most amazing songs Johnny Cash ever recorded ( Read more... )

Last week Vicky and I went to Starbucks for coffee. When we left, we walked over to Winners to look around. As I was mindlessly searching through the cheezy t-shirts while killing time, what did I come across? Lo and behold, I came across a wicked looking Johnny Cash t-shirt. It says across the top "Johnny Cash in San Quentin." It has a cool ( Read more... )

I went with Dr. Haykin yesterday to Crux Books and bought a recent biography of Augustine ( Read more... )

I don't know whether I'm shamed or proud of my messy office.
I've been reading A.E. Hotchner's bio of Ernest Hemingway, and he describes Hemingway's office in terms not so unfamiliar to mine. I can't remember if I already wrote these thoughts, but I'll continue in case I haven't.
Hemingway's office was piled high with paper and books, his floor ( Read more... )