by CJ | Apr 30, 2012 | Journal
All 15,000 to 18,000 people of it. A tree is a database, and databases that have had bad info input and then erased (learning curve) have problems. So — I started over. OMG. I got 10 generations on with practically everybody—and discovered the program...
by CJ | Apr 30, 2012 | Journal
a skating buddy called up, said, “I”m hungry, let’s do lunch!” Ta-da. We revisited an old fave restaurant and survived it. They’ve changed their recipes back to avoid garlic powder in everything….they’re using garlic, real, in...
by CJ | Apr 28, 2012 | Journal
http://www.chevreux.org/misc_thechaos.html
by CJ | Apr 27, 2012 | Journal
1) You know I turned Protector in yesterday. 2) We have audiobook contracts for Cyteen, Downbelow Station, Foreigner, and Chanur with audible.com. If you buy from these links, I get a dollar. I’ll put them in the first comment box, because the program strips...
by CJ | Apr 26, 2012 | Journal
…and yes, Protector has flown to NYC…. In the real old days, you took your carbon copy and put it in a safe place, found a stout box for your 20 lb bond typescript, [heavier with the weight of 3 bottles of dried correction fluid] and went to the post...
by CJ | Apr 24, 2012 | Journal
Mariners’ game. It wasn’t the Mariners’ best weekend. The next day they were the losing team of a Chisox ‘perfect game.’ Bummer! We ate far, far too much junk food. And while we were gone, local temperatures had soared to 81, and...
by CJ | Apr 20, 2012 | Journal
…Lynn Abbey’s ‘Time’ books are up—new stuff, likely you’ve never seen before—Go see!
by CJ | Apr 18, 2012 | Journal
Babsidi—Ilisidi’s mecheita—male, or female?
by CJ | Apr 16, 2012 | Journal
Re color being in the eye of the beholder: definitely. That’s indeed the point…that I think the road to our color-perception began in the sea, at depth, very, very early. That it was somewhat accidental—caused by thin-skinned creatures who have...
by CJ | Apr 15, 2012 | Journal
I just got to thinking—I love watching The Universe, How the Earth Was Made, etc…and I remember arguing with Don Wollheim about the origin of flowers and colors (two separate debates, actually.) Today I’m thinking about color, and the tendency of...
