...we just live in it.
I have just moved to a new web host. They’re great, and you should check them out: ballwebhosting.com.
That being said, the move has resulted in a number of things being broken, primarliy the way images link to my posts. I’m working on the fix, so if you don’t see the images for now, you will soon.
Be well.
I HAVE A PREDICTION. Unfortunately it’s not a wild one, it’s far too easy: In spite of all the hand wringing, the pleas, the cries for something to be done about guns in the U.S.A. after the shooting at Newton, Connecticut nothing will be done.
Are we prepared that such violence visited on our children year after year after year is somehow the price of our freedom?
Today is one of those days where the phrase “there aren’t enough hours in the day” becomes much more relevant.
I need more hours, or a clone.
A very great part of the mischiefs that vex the world arises from words.
Several years ago I started this here blog thingy. I wanted the luxury of having my blatherings and whatnots posted to the web like so many others. Then I gave it up when life got in the way.
Well, I’m back.
Much of what you’ll find here is old for now. I also moved over a post from another blog of mine that I’m folding into this one. I hope to keep up-to-date again.
There have also been design changes, so many of the older posts wont look exactly right. I’m working on fixing them over time.
THE POLITICS OF TWEETING
THIS MORNING, AFTER seeing that Marc Laferriere (@marclaferriere) had live-tweeted a local political debate using the account of his fellow party member Brian Van Tilborg (@BrianVanTilborg), I took issue with this and hit the twittersphere with my opinion:
