Randonly Tuesday

Randomly Tuesday:

For the record, I may have been premature in my earlier endorsement of this insurance broker. Enough said, for the moment. You can be certain, though, that I’ll ultimately say more. At least I am now definitively insured.
After all my work recording, editing, and burning to DVD epsiodes of Wait Till Your Father Gets Home, I read today that a legitimate release of sesaon one is on the way. I think I’ll keep working on season two, though, as I have my doubts about how well this one will sell.
Alas, it will be ore difficult to record these episodes, since a power surge last week seems to have caused problems with our spiffy new multi-room Dish DVR. I hope it’s not a replay of our earlier problems.
Coming this week: snow (maybe), a visit from Duncan on Friday, and about three more trips to Greensboro to deal with the current family situation (sigh).

Let It Snow, Sort of…

Since many of us on the east coast have forgotten what it looks like, this is snow. It’s not much, but it’s wet, white, and frozen just the same:

Randomly Wednesday

Announced today:

The last furniture store in downtown Greensboro is closing after 75 years.
IKEA is opening a store in Charlotte.
After a solid month of ridiculously high temperatures, we may see the first frozen precipitation of the season tomorrow.
As it turns out, my new hometown (or at least its City Council) doesn’t have quite as much sense as I’d been hoping.
At least, however, I’ll have a better Wal-Mart as of next Monday.

I’m an Adult Now

Frankly, this adulthood thing is no longer amusing me, and I’d like to reconsider the whole process. Anyone know of a good attorney in the Piedmont Triad area who specializes in regressions?

Wow. Eleven Years.

It was eleven years ago today that I began doing the website that more or less became this one.

I’ve been doing this for more than a quarter of my life, and, depending on your definition, for more than half my adult life.

That’s a mildly disturbing thought. I can’t say for certain that I even remember how not to do it anymore.