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0: Tearing Down The Walls
Only occasionally have I written about myself, and very rarely have I gone back to look at what I have written. Mostly I just like to critique things outside myself. Its not that I'm hiding anything (anymore).... and its certainly not that I lead an unexamined life -- but it is definitely a sort of avoidant behavior ( Read more... ) -
Rosie vs Elisabeth
I'm not a regular viewer (of anything at all but BSG), but I found the clip of The View on YouTube, and I thought Rosie looked quite bad. I think Elisabeth floated her point well (regarding Rosie's earlier words), and I would say she won from the logical standpoint of reasonability. Rosie's only ground was that Elisabeth never started her answer ( Read more... ) -
Being More Open
I was laid off... three weeks ago. Seems like longer. And I knew about it for four weeks before that ( Read more... ) -
Tell me about your bathroom(s) floor and walls
We have been talking very seriously about having both upstairs bathrooms fixed up. And actually the kitchen too, but one thing at a time ( Read more... ) -
How does one measure...
"the cost of toys and games ( Read more... ) -
Some comments on LOTRO (not mine, but I thought they seemed informative)
I haven't played WoW, so personally, I don't have a good basis for comparison ( Read more... ) -
LOTRO
The non-disclosure agreement was lifted last week ( Read more... ) -
Spam Advertising Gotcha
Learning to spot email spam is fun. Its a game for me. Anything to do with money, hot stocks, prescription drugs, hot chicks who saw my profile and think I look interesting... those are all obvious, but its fun just hitting delete before they get opened. I use the minimum amount of filtering; when I check email, I select the spam for deletion, ( Read more... ) -
Work and Money and Wishes
I am listening to music not because I particularly wanted to listen to music, but because the guy on the other side of my cube divider is listening on speaker phone. And its not that its too loud, but that I get distracted by what they are talking about ( Read more... ) -
Bernake
He's quoted in a Washington Post article as saying "If we did not place some limits on the downside risks to individuals affected by economic change, the public at large might become less willing to accept the dynamism that is so essential to economic progress ( Read more... )