Does Dreamwidth have a possible future which is not ( Read more... )

Anyone have experience with either of the LG enV3 or LG 8360 phones?

Bold notice on a box of "Enoz Old Fashioned Moth Balls: Kills Clothes Moths, Eggs and Larvae":

NOT FOR USE TO CONTROL SQUIRRELS, BATS AND BIRDS IN THE HOME.

... I'm stupified.
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I wonder if Brother would sell more personal laser printers if they sold them at Petco, labeled "cat beds, with special bonus feature: capable of USB printing!" or some such. Because that's basically what mine is.

The squash outnumber the lettuce these days, which is a universally good thing.

I feel sad for all the people in Boston, because we've had such great weather here in Philly for the past couple weeks and seem unable to share it with y'all.

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Recent movies:

Love, Actually and Gosford Park are still every bit as delicious as ever.

Waydowntown ( Read more... )

All in one day, 21 July 1861. As seen on 29 June 2009, on a visit with my parents. Link to the full photo set on Flickr, where larger versions are available


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(As they say in Portland, Oregon.)

I decided to take a very last-minute trip to meet my parents in Virginia for a just-after my-birthday/their-anniversary get-together, after leaning against it last week.

So, I pretty much get to have my cake and eat it too, what with getting both this and a nice party at Mark's on Friday. (Well, no cake there. But ( Read more... )

Luther at the Movies offers an interesting theological comparison of Chocolat and Babette's Feast. I agree with Luther, Babette's Feast is fundamentally the better film, for reasons not limited to its theological consistency and tone.

But Luther fails to mention how wonderful are the Django Reinhardt tunes in the Chocolat soundtrack. Nor does he ( Read more... )

... And then we film it. That's the whole concept.

My life is unaquatic, but sometimes when unexpected things happen my senses film everything, and in quiet moments the footage is replayed, recut, repaced, and scripted with a clever narrative voiced by Ira Glass.

Who's your documentary narrator? Or am I alone in this craziness?

Watched Barbarella last night.

Hilariously bad dialogue. Surprisingly good visuals. Overall tremendously fun. I could say so much more, but let's leave it at that. *grin*