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Check, check... is this thing on?
First I was surprised I could remember how to spell "LiveJournal.com." Then I was surprised to find Chrome still had my password stored.
Then LJ tells me it's been just over 24 years since I created this account (Early Adopter, yo!). My last post was more than ten years ago (no surprise at all).
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I tried to post, I really did!
.... dunno what happened to it.
It's not here, tho. I looked.
I looked because I posted it from the "mobile" site and I wanted to make sure it got here.
It didn't.
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Tickets please!
Ok, don't get excited.... this may be my last post on here for awhile.
Because... you know... it's me.
So, anyway..... I bought some tickets to Zoo Tunes this morning. One each to see Joan Osborne with Taj Mahal) and Aimee Mann. And later today I'll be using a ticket at Safeco Field to see the Mariners play the White Sox.
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Thanks to everyone who responded to my previous post. Its good to know that some things never change.
I am considering making a renewed commitment to LJ, i.e. regular posts and occasional comments... assuming I can think of anything at all to say... but if you can't wait for me to make up my mind, you can always find me on Facebook (www.facebook.com ( Read more... ) -
2 and a half years later....
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Happy New Year
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Is there anyone still undecided out there? If you need help making up your mind, call me. Seriously, this isn't as hard as you seem to be making it, and I'd be happy to explain it to you.
There's two traditions I like to share with everyone on election day, and I hope you will participate (they are both real simple):
1) vote.
2) pizza.
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PumpkinFest 2008 was a huge success, and I would like to thank everyone that participated. I would have thanked you sooner, but it's taken me this long to clean up the mess and eat all the food you guys brought.
For those of you that didn't show up.... and you know who you are....
Pbpbpbpbpbpbpbttt!!!
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Bookstore Calamity: a tragedy in three acts (abridged)
Based on a true story
Act One:
Humble bookstore employee works all day at the bookstore, closes up and goes home. After a long hard day he's happy that he won't have to return tomorrow.
Act Two:
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One of the great things about working at a bookstore is, of course, free books. I only work one day a week (usually), but on that day I typically bring at least one book home on average.
( Today it was three. )