Tuesday business
Mar. 29th, 2005 09:27 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
yendiToday is the Insane Day of Business. No meetings, at least, just Things that Have to Get Done.
I'm currently reading B Is for Burglar, and enjoying it. I think PI books were a lot more fun before the Internet and cell phones made everything too damned easy. Other than the The Burke series (which isn't really about solving crimes, anyway), I don't think I've got any Internet-enabled mysteries on my must-read list. Give me The Continental Op any day.
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docorion left town last night, and made it safely to South Carolina (and probably beyond by this point), for those wondering. Still no laptop, though.
We did some catching up on Tivo last night, watching both Robot Chickens (and the latest not only had a reference to Sleepaway Camp, but even had a nerdy guy making almost the exact same comment about it that I made! Woohoo!) and Desperate Housewives (with Lisa Darr as a guest star! Woohoo redux!). Aftershadesong went to bed, I caught Deadwood. It's great to see supporting folks from last year like Sol and Dan really coming into their own. 'course, the problem with having this big a cast is that there are just some folks who fall by the wayside -- I don't recall seeing Utter or Jane at all last night, and I'm not sure I can remember the last time I saw Merrick. Still, such a good show.
Not much in the way of morning surfing, but A9 (the Amazon search engine) can now be configured with a whole slew of extra searches, from Wikipdia to a chess database to NASA. Very nifty.
Work beckons like a horrible beckoning thing, and I must respond, alas.
I'm currently reading B Is for Burglar, and enjoying it. I think PI books were a lot more fun before the Internet and cell phones made everything too damned easy. Other than the The Burke series (which isn't really about solving crimes, anyway), I don't think I've got any Internet-enabled mysteries on my must-read list. Give me The Continental Op any day.
docorion left town last night, and made it safely to South Carolina (and probably beyond by this point), for those wondering. Still no laptop, though.We did some catching up on Tivo last night, watching both Robot Chickens (and the latest not only had a reference to Sleepaway Camp, but even had a nerdy guy making almost the exact same comment about it that I made! Woohoo!) and Desperate Housewives (with Lisa Darr as a guest star! Woohoo redux!). After
shadesong went to bed, I caught Deadwood. It's great to see supporting folks from last year like Sol and Dan really coming into their own. 'course, the problem with having this big a cast is that there are just some folks who fall by the wayside -- I don't recall seeing Utter or Jane at all last night, and I'm not sure I can remember the last time I saw Merrick. Still, such a good show.Not much in the way of morning surfing, but A9 (the Amazon search engine) can now be configured with a whole slew of extra searches, from Wikipdia to a chess database to NASA. Very nifty.
Work beckons like a horrible beckoning thing, and I must respond, alas.
