Year: 2003
Your Catfood or Your Life!
Posted on June 17, 2003 in Cats Humor?
Thanks to John Lettiere.
Looks like one of those pictures in Goya’s “Horrors of War” series, except that the kitten is much cuter.
Meeting Lynn
Posted on June 17, 2003 in Book of Days
I prefer not to think about the what-ifs. There’s a big soot cloud that never developed in my life. Why worry about what didn’t happen when the outcome was so good?
Suffer the French Children, Come Unto Me
Posted on June 17, 2003 in Francophobia
I’d like to know which American families backed out of the exchange and treat them to a little “unpleasantness” — before some Right Wingnut puts words in my mouth, I am thinking of plain old good Pennsylvania Dutch shunning.
I Have Never Walked Down this Street Before
Posted on June 17, 2003 in Blogging
The results I get for my Blogstreet neighborhood vary depending on which of my two possible URLs I punch in. Radically.
Nature Boy?
Posted on June 17, 2003 in Quizzes
what decade does your personality live in?
quiz brought to you by lady interference, ltd
The East Coast of Crete
Posted on June 16, 2003 in Biomes Book of Days College Travels - Past
We went because there was a Minoan palace, one of the grand stone halls they built when they dreaded pirates who were hung like bulls splashing in from the sea and raping their bare-breasted queens.
Dream
Posted on June 15, 2003 in Dreams
A variation on a dream that I keep having.
I’m in school and I’m flunking out because I haven’t been attending classes. My mother and I are arguing about something. She says that in a few weeks I will be graduating but what will I do then? I think about all the courses that I am flunking because I don’t want to sit through the day listening to them. I hop the fence into a chaparral congested field to get away when the classes turn boring.
The registrar appears next to me with the list of courses that I am failing. I, a grown man, turn to her and say “Enough! I graduated from high school more than 25 years ago. You cannot make me do this again.”
