Day 248 of 365 days. Spent the whole day working on my website. That’s right, I’m up and open for business. I still have a lot of other stuff to work on with it, and its not "Internet Explorer 6" compliant yet, but if people want to look at it and let me know what…
Day 246 of 365 days. Long long day. Spent this morning working on my website (I’ll be happy when I finish it, and of course will post a link), and then it was off to Martin’s Ferry, Ohio for a wrestling show. Steph and Jameel were nice enough to accompany me so there were at…
Day 246 of 365 days. I don’t have a whole lot to say about today. I spent the entire day working on my website. Hopefully I’ll be done in another couple of days. I need to buy some webspace to host it on. Which is more money that I don’t really feel like spending, but…
Day 245 of 365 days. TGIF. It kinda loses something when you don’t have a job. Oh well. Spent the morning working on my new website, which hopefully I’ll have done in a week or so. Then spent the afternoon cleaning the old bedroom/new studio. I’m so awful at cleaning. I’m getting it done, but…
Day 244 of 365 days. I was hoping to take a picture outside today while I was running errands, but it was pretty much muggy and rainy and disgusting all day, so I punted on that. Ayway, I spent the day picking up stuff for Steph so that she can use her computer in her…
Day 243 of 365 days. Way back in August before I started this project, I had a house party. In fact, it was the grandmama of all house parties. The fabled pajama jammy jam. It was a really good party and everyone had a lot of fun, but there was a small bit of collateral…
Day 242 of 365 days. What with being constantly sick and then having a trip to that conference in Boston and then being constantly sick again, it occurred to me that I really hadn’t done anything superinteresting or fun for this project in a while. In a lot of ways I felt like I was…
Day 241 of 365 days. I may be sick as a dog, but that doesn’t mean I had an easy day. I spent most of the day moving things from my old bedroom to my new one. Tonight will be the first night Steph and I sleep up there on the new bed. I am…
Day 240 of 365 days. And I’m home… finally. Not that I didn’t have a nice time in Boston, because I did. But its nice to be home now too. All the traveling has made it harder for me to get over my flu. And Meron was sick too, so I’m really hoping we didn’t…
Day 239 of 365 days. Still not feeling great, but I did get a chance to see some of Boston today. Went to another (much smaller) conference to see my friend present another paper and from there we walked around a bit and got some brunch again (ended up at the same place as yesterday,…
Day 238 of 365 days. Spent a lazy day in Boston. I’m mostly over being sick, but I’m still really tired from everything the flu took out of me, and my lungs are full of fluid, so I’m coughing a lot. It was really cold, and my friend, Meron, is also sick, so we mostly…
Day 237 of 365 days. And I am done. The talk went well. About 30 people attended my session, and they seemed more interested in me than the other speakers (at least judging by the question and answer phase). One of the panelists didn’t show up so I had a little more time to talk…
Day 236 of 365 days. This will likely be the lamest picture in this entire project. Honestly, I probably could have taken it with my webcam if I had thought about it, but I didn’t. Its taken with my old G3 (which yes, I still don’t like the quality of it, but I was way…
Day 235 of 365 days. I’ve done long exposure shots before, even in this project, so I was really hoping to use this weeks Class With Dave assignment to do something else, but I haven’t had the time what with working on my paper (I’ve gotten it "complete." Tomorrow is for editing and turning it…
Day 234 of 365 days. See, there were these two guys in a lunatic asylum…and one night…one night they decide they don’t like living in an asylum any more. They decide they’re going to escape! So like they get up on to the roof, and there, just across the narrow gap, they see the rooftops…