I am in here.
It used to be that, when I’d first arrive in Boulder, it would not only not be difficult to get to sleep, but I’d have a difficult time waking up, and staying awake. Not so any longer: I lay awake for hours contemplating the geographical processes which formed the Madison Limestone formation outside my window, … Continue reading Continental Drift, and me
My home DSL connection has decided, this past week, to start sucking wind. This morning, its favorite trick has been to connect, then disconnect after two seconds. So, here I sit at Starbuck’s, getting my mail for the day and feeling grumpy because Buck will be by to take me back home any minute. So, … Continue reading I hate networks, part 326
Bringing this tidbit over here whole-hog, so to speak, because I’m in absolute awe of the wonderfulness of it. Via Yourish.com » One big point to Bibi Even those who aren’t particularly sympathetic to Bibi Netanyahu could get a good measure of satisfaction from his interview with the British Television this morning. I guess it … Continue reading Interview with Bibi
It seems to me that the river knows I am here. I am told that the river is an inanimate object, and that inanimate objects cannot sense your presence. So they won’t be bothered if I assume that they do. The fish beneath me, and the grass and rocks and old cans, live by the … Continue reading the river, near Giverny
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