Year: 2003
Buggy
Posted on November 19, 2003 in Site News
Due to problems with Blogrolling, I haven’t been able to update my links. To those who have been waiting, I tender my sincere apologies and my upraised hands: all I can do is wait with you.
I’m also trying to debug a problem with uploading my photos. These computer problems all seem to come at the same time from all sorts of directions!
An Amendment that Will Rend
Posted on November 19, 2003 in Appeals and Goodwill Human Rights Partnership
I have long said that driving homosexuality underground results in severe exploitation and cruelty to the weaker partners.
On a Trail, in the Dark
Posted on November 17, 2003 in Hiking Neighborhood
Yesterday afternoon, Lynn and I braved the partial cloud cover to hike along the lowest ridge on our skyline to a place called “Vulture Crags”.
The Legend of 1900
Posted on November 17, 2003 in Film
It’s another one of those European films which slipped past the notice of Hollywood, perhaps because it touched on experiences too deep and too subtle.
Capitol Reef 25
Posted on November 17, 2003 in Photos Vacation Fall 2003
This gallery is the last of my Capitol Reef photos and includes, in addition to this portrait of the rocks, the Not-So-Great-Arch of Grand Wash.
These pictures were taken inside the Grand Wash at Capitol Reef National Park. This day is described here.
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Letting the Weather Choose
Posted on November 17, 2003 in Weather
Dark clouds hovered in indecision today.
Word of an Attack on America
Posted on November 15, 2003 in Neighborhood Satire Weather
Here in our nation at war, in this neighborhood only ten miles from the Pacific Ocean where the sampans and the dhows could land and end our freedom forever, sabotaging clouds bombarded us with spikes of rain.
A Ridiculous Rant from the Right
Posted on November 15, 2003 in Journalists & Pundits
Whenever I heard a whine like this, I want to ask “Are you worried that you might be an obstructionist, James?”
