Monthly Archives: November 2006

review: james taylor @ warner theatre

A brief review of a lovely show: James Taylor’s “One Man Band” tour made its DC stop on the eve of the 2006 mid-term elections. As such, the concert was a welcome respite from attack politics, and while not free of political jabs, placed songcraft and storytelling at the fore. To me, it was the

a basic run-down of folks to vote for on tuesday

A short list of folks I’m supporting for Tuesday’s election – regardless of whether I live in their district or not. Washington DC: Mayor: Adrian Fenty (D) Council – Ward 1: Jim Graham (D) Council – Ward 6: Tommy Wells (D) Council – At-Large: Phil Mendelson (D) and David Catania (I) Notes: In the District

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Congrats to Lance Armstrong for running a sub-3-hour marathon in NYC today!

busy sunday

Who says Sundays are lazy? I got up at 9:00 am, had a little breakfast, rode to the office to help my pal, Michelle, resuscitate her PowerBook G4, got a PowerBook out of the deal (!), did some reading for class, and now I’m ready to head home. I rode the bike into the office,

lj outage….

One of my first blog-type online journals was at LiveJournal, a community that evolved out of a teeny-bopper base (“put your diary online!”) to become a diverse, thriving community that spans all age groups. A few years back, I decided that I wanted to go the DIY route, and this blog was born. Today, LiveJournal

the bike beckons….

I’m so glad that the week has come to an end. There were fun times: seeing Flushed Away (which was excellent), handing in my grad application, House returning to the airwaves, watching Blackadder the Third tonight. There were trying times: work woes, the DCDSC officer elections, lack of sleep (totally my own fault). And now

late-night random stuff

sprite has started her take on the Great American Novelâ„¢. So far, so good – I think…. Today was another lovely day outside – too bad I was stuck inside for most of it. But I did get to sample the 70 degree weather during my lunch break – t’was nice…. Mom will be able

ribs starting to feel normal – yay!

Y’know, the saying is correct: you don’t know what you’ve got ’til it’s gone. And much like last year, I’m itching to get back on my bike after being injured. I’m very glad that the injury isn’t the same scope as my shoulder – that would be unbearable. A bruised rib is not fun –

going into domestic mode (for a good cause)

It’s now November 1, which means the beginning of National Novel Writing Month, or NaNoWriMo. sprite is a participant in this endeavor, where she is to write a 175-page novel over the next month. She’s nervous as all getup about it, but she’ll do fine. As such, I’m now in domestic mode: doing all the