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News of the Wonk in Review
Dec. 23rd, 2005 08:32 amFirst sentence of the first post of each month, run together into a paragraph:
Several have already posted about the wonderful, wonderful New Year's in the Berkshires, and all I really have to add to that is thank you, all you hosts. Today may be the first time ever that I have heard "Ride of the Valkyries" as background office music. "Bonefields," my second short story to be published, is up at Ideomancer . Today I encountered mole sauce for the first time. So I'm thinking about putting together a Geek Rock cd sometime, and I'd like some suggestions. Just got back from seeing Howl's Moving Castle with![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
thomascantor. I'm back. Yet another irregular update: If you've tried to reach me recently (or if you know people who have -- I'm looking at you, sal_sal), then you know just how disconnected I've been. Saw two movies that I'd been looking forward to for quite a while this weekend. What I did on my summer vacation days off: Long day at work.
A casual observer could be forgiven for thinking that all I do is watch movies, have no life aside from cool things in the Berkshires, and encounter small weird enjoyable things...
...come to think of it, that is what I do. Never mind.
Several have already posted about the wonderful, wonderful New Year's in the Berkshires, and all I really have to add to that is thank you, all you hosts. Today may be the first time ever that I have heard "Ride of the Valkyries" as background office music. "Bonefields," my second short story to be published, is up at Ideomancer . Today I encountered mole sauce for the first time. So I'm thinking about putting together a Geek Rock cd sometime, and I'd like some suggestions. Just got back from seeing Howl's Moving Castle with
thomascantor. I'm back. Yet another irregular update: If you've tried to reach me recently (or if you know people who have -- I'm looking at you, sal_sal), then you know just how disconnected I've been. Saw two movies that I'd been looking forward to for quite a while this weekend. What I did on my summer vacation days off: Long day at work. A casual observer could be forgiven for thinking that all I do is watch movies, have no life aside from cool things in the Berkshires, and encounter small weird enjoyable things...
...come to think of it, that is what I do. Never mind.
