I’ve been pretty useless for anything requiring brain power today–specifically, writing. Grief is tiring. So I tidied up the office (mostly moved boxes into the closet), finished assembling one of the CD shelves in the living room, and digitized an…
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A Death in the Family
My paternal grandfather passed away last night. I got the news by email, which my dad forwarded from my uncle, who was in Taipei with grandpa. They’d just taken him to the hospital that day; it was all very sudden….
Voting 101
You wouldn’t think that correctly filling out a paper ballot would be such a challenge. Sure, you only do it once every couple of years, but the instructions are printed right there. And didn’t we all learn to color inside…
Rhymes with “Reindeer”
Christmas Cheer: All-natural wreath from Joe’s Place Farm. Spirits acquired at Trader Joe’s on our last visit to California, because I’ve been too lazy to go find the nearest state liquor store. At least the local Costco still sells beer….
Snow Day
D woke me up at 9:30 AM today so I could see snow falling–our first of the season here in Portland. It’s still going now, and has built up a pretty good ground cover outside. I haven’t lived in a…
Test Post
If you’re seeing this at snout.org, it means the DNS changes have propagated. Please leave a comment! ~CKL
Perspective
“Everyone’s really self-employed. If you work for a company, you just have one client,” says Gregg Fisher, 35, founder of Gerstein Fisher, a New York financial-planning firm. “If they fire you, you’re out of business.” — “6 financial milestones before…
Almost Famous
My friends Crissy and Elena feature prominently in today’s San Jose Mercury News story about the city’s annual Rock ‘n’ Roll Half Marathon: Eschewing the mental “zone” that long-distance runners try to enter, Crissy Gugler and Elena Melendez decided they…
I Really Should Be Writing
Instead of browsing teh internets. And yet… HowManyOfMe.com There are44 people with my name in the U.S.A. How many have your name? ~CKL
The io9 Guide To October Science Fiction
A handy, printable calendar showing sfnal media events in October. Includes conventions, author appearances, book and DVD releases, movie openings, and new episodes of TV shows. The “new comics” dot on Wednesday is unnecessary, but overall, a nice planning aid…
