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Monthly Archives: June 2014
Old Blankets Have that Certain Je Ne Sais Quoi
Yet another cold day with a fierce wind and scattered but strong showers. The cats do not approve. For some reason they find these old wool and flannel blankets to be the perfect vessel for a contented nap. So I … Continue reading
Yeah, It’s a Nerd Rant. Don’t Say I Didn’t Warn Ya.
My wife has issues with reading. She has had issues with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder as long as I’ve known her but for the last fifteen years or so it has ruined her ability to read. This is pretty heartbreaking for someone … Continue reading
Caturday – the Rain Brings Us Together
We’re getting drenched this morning. Arya and Daniel have had enough of waiting for it to end and have joined Jasper on the bed. Sneakers, whose spot would be on the green and blue comforter, is missing. He’s in my … Continue reading
Hey, I’m Walking Here
My exercise dilemma continues. I tried a few times to walk outside with Carjo but it’s tough walking over uneven ground with that damn boot on my left leg. Streets and sidewalks in this town are an undignified mess of … Continue reading
Comics, e-readers, and Me
I just purged all of the comics and graphic novels off my iPad. I was reading an X-Men comic when I came to the realization that I was sick of always configuring the panel size to adapt to my middle-age … Continue reading
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Tagged charles mingus, comics, e-readers, gov't mule, ipad, jacqueline du pre, presbyopia, Scrooge McDuck, The Replacements, Tintin, Ulrich Schnauss, X-Men
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In North Dakota We Just Wait Until the Summer Solstice
This is by no means a personal confession. Just an observation that it’s really not comfortable weather for this sort of thing until late June. I blame climate change because we used to have temperate springs. Carry on.
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Tagged climate change, first of May, global warming, Jonathan Coulton
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Well, Ain’t We a Pair
That’s a line from Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome. I quoted it several times this weekend. My wife was battling severe back pain and I was burdened with a glorious ankle, all swollen and aching. We spent Saturday going up and … Continue reading
Getting the Led Out
Carjo went for a morning walk with Pippin a couple hours ago. I got out my new copy of Led Zeppelin II and set the volume for Extreme Cat Annoyance. Jasper and Sneakers shrugged it off but the other cats … Continue reading
Safe Inside for Caturday
A few weeks ago I folded an old but indestructible wool blanket across the top of the living room couch. I figured that Daniel would be the cat to claim it but instead Arya grabbed it as her throne and … Continue reading
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Tagged cats, damaging winds, hail, KX weather, storms, tornadoes
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Plaid Shorts with a Very Wide Waist Blues
Today is Friday, the day that all packages circling around in the postal/shipping ether come to rest in our small town. So I waved the keys in front of the dog, an act which reduces the already minimal activity in … Continue reading
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Tagged Bermuda shorts, classic rock, dad rock, Jennings Farm Blues, Jimmy Page, led zeppelin, LL Bean, remasters
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