Archive for July 2006

All Grown Up

Even though my weekends can’t normally be described as the utmost pinnacle of excitement, I think I may have lowered the bar to a new level this weekend:

  • Saturday night: was a frantic-last-minute babysitter for a friend.
  • Sunday night: went to bed at 8:30.

(The following paragraph is more or less unrelated to the preceding commentary.)

When taken all together, the events that have happened to me and those that I know during the past few months has led me to believe that we are now living in Bizarro World.

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Taking My Own Advice

Since one the most frequent comments I make to friends is that they should blog (more), I’ll do my part to add marginally useful content to the Internet.

Being a regular at Doc’s has its advantages: for example, they now carry beers from Rogue and Ommegang. It’s a good thing.

Thanks to everyone who voted for me in the Six in the City dating pool!  You rock!

Finally, my roommate has succeeded in getting me to enjoy a “traditional” sci-fi series: Firefly.  I don’t know what that means, precisely, but I think we can all hold off about predictions of the apocalypse for the time being.

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Happiness and Sadness

Happiness is…

Sadness is…

  • hobbling around work this morning due to the blister on the side of my left foot.

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Black and White and Read All Over

This Sunday, I (along with 23 other people) will be featured in the Lincoln Journal Star in the “Six in the City” series.

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It Beats a Kick to the Groin…

Thank you, Zizou. Due to your stellar performance in today’s World Cup final, you have achieved what was once thought impossible: capturing the attention of the American public.
Sincerely,

Casual sports fans in the United States

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No Pain, No Gain

A couple weeks ago, I decided that I should start exercising again.  Unlike all my previous exercise regimens, this one is geared towards building up aerobic endurance.  My natural skeletal muscle composition favors fast-twich fibers; therefore, running 2-3 days a week and biking and additional 2-3 days has been interesting, to say the least.

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