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Reading Matter
Read and That’s It 2009
Jan 4th
Title
Author
Series
Series Part
Reading Date
Rating
Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace
Terry Brooks
3/8/2009
6
Treason
Peter Davis
Star Trek: New Frontier
17
4/30/2009
8
The Road
Cormac McCarthy
6/14/2009
10
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
Philip K. Dick
9/9/2009
8
The Gunslinger
Stephen King
Dark Tower
1
10/31/2009
8
Sad sad sad. But hey, it was my first year of marriage, and I have a new step-daughter at home, and another kid on the way, and more stuff More >
Dragons of Changing Seasons
Sep 29th
My Best Good Friend, who thinks he’s lame but who does all these amazing things and goes to all these amazing places and meets all these amazing people (and who NEVER updates his blog about any of it) is currently taking more painting classes from D&D artist legend Larry Elmore. My Good Buddy loves Larry More >
Name That Bot
Sep 2nd
UPDATE: THE LIST IS COMPLETE! w00t!
Chop Shop has a great t-shirt called weRobot that features the silhouette of “51 celebrity robots pulled from popular culture references from literature, film, tv, cartoon, children’s literature, video games and even rock music.” Of course I want, but more importantly, I wanted to be able to name all 51 More >
Read and That’s It 2008
Jan 12th
This used to be called “Read and Watched 2008″ but I stopped keeping track of movies I’ve watched. It got too tedious and I was never sure if I should count movies I was only half paying attention to (aka watching movies on t.v.). Maybe I should start again and only log in More >
Two Rings To Rule Them All
Oct 13th
The Girl and I went to San Francisco and hit up Giraux’s again, to get both my ring and her wedding band. No pictures because we had to order the right size, but I think they looked great. Once again, went a bit over budget, but I have to look at this thing More >
Simplification by Digitization
Oct 3rd
Y’know what’s cool about Star Trek? Everything, duh! Okay even I don’t believe that’s true, but here’s what I’m talking about specifically: (Fun Fact: I pronounced “specifically” as “pacifically” up until 7th grade, when I said it in a sentence in class and everyone laughed at me. Learning through ridicule, my More >
