Archive for October, 2001
Sleep
I spent every evening this week repainting my apartment, and now that the weekend is here, all I want to do is sleep. Sounds fine by me.
[Strangely, no, I never did comment about my trip to Monterey. Here’s what I DO remember from it, now over 5 years later (in other words, there was absolutely [...]
Posted: October 5th, 2001 under Home, Travel.
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Hobb’s Grove
So I went to one of the most interesting ‘haunts’ of the Halloween attractions scene last night with Amy: Hobb’s Grove. We bought the ‘Combo’ package and enjoyed a very scary Hayride, somewhat scary Haunted House, and somewhat cheesy Haunted Forest. I also finally met Caleb - who runs the ‘Museum’ - which is pretty much the [...]
Posted: October 18th, 2001 under Fresno.
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Open Mic
Went to Open Mic Night at Club Fred last night just to see if it was a viable option for me. It turned out adequately diverse to warrant my delving for material for next week’s session. Hopefully I’m not so unpopular that I end up having ripe tomatoes thrown my way. Most likely I’ll be reciting a [...]
Posted: October 23rd, 2001 under Fresno.
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iBook
I got my iBook last night. I think I’ve finally found true love. I haven’t slept in over 30 hours now…
Superfluid He3 show tonight at Fred’s. Maybe I should call in sick Friday so I can catch up on sleep…
[A note on my computer history up til now:
1990-1992: First computer: a used Mac from some old [...]
Posted: October 25th, 2001 under Mac.
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OtherStream
Visit from David this weekend. I knew I’d like him… We ate good food that was very bad for us, explored Fresno architecture… etc. Even managed a visit to Amy’s spooky halloween party Friday night. Avoided the cheesy halloween block party in my own neighborhood.
Hopefully some more hardware to be purchased this week: I really want to get a [...]
Posted: October 28th, 2001 under About Me, Family.
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Applied Philosophy: Why I am Not an Objectivist
I once used the term “Liberals by Default” to describe both the majority of our society’s common men, as well as its intelligensia today. This is merely a more common version of what I see sometimes among people who surfacially resemble individualists, but ultimately could not tie their own shoelaces without help. I run into [...]
Posted: October 31st, 2001 under About Me, Get In My Head.
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