Monthly Archives: November 2003

I woke up this morning anticipating a repeat of yesterday–a drugged haze of agony from which neither work nor coherency can derive. Instead my jaw didn’t hurt at all. Nothin’. A mild twinge, now and again, no more–certainly not the sweet-jesus-this-is-the-worst-pain-I’ve-ever-felt pain of yesterday. So now I am left with only one possible explanation. Yes, […]

Someone pointed out an interesting phenomenon on the Digger forums awhile back, and it still gives me a chuckle whenever I see it. The Google ads that run across the top of the page, while fairly unobtrusive, are “smart” ads. They are attempting to offer a product that the keywords on the page indicate people […]

The weather has become almost shamefully glorious. After weeks and weeks of heat, highs near a hundred, long past what was normal (claimed the weather gurus–couldn’t prove it by us)it’s as if Nature suddenly got ahold of a calender and said “What? November? Shit! Sorry ’bout that…” and more or less overnight, the temperature plummeted […]

We need words for the following experiences, which I really would like to think are universal (or at least not unique to me.) 1. The mild chagrin when you realize that the thing scratching your throat is the tag on your shirt, because you’ve been wearing it backwards for several hours. 1A. The somewhat stronger […]