Yearly Archives: 2003

Another spot-on piece at No Force, No Fraud. Smith is always a good read, a very readable libertarian. Today he takes on the topic of responsibility, in the realm of Liberty vs. Security. “when government takes liberty away from ANY … Continue reading →

I just dreamed that when elderly squirrels are dying they can slow down and expand their breathing so that they puff up like a balloon. Then, when they finally die they explode little squirrel bits all over the forest floor. … Continue reading →

Penguin Warehouse, Inc. This is another one especially for J’s husband J (yeah, he’s a little wierd). And no, I don’t even want to know if it’s for real (although if it is my best friend, and her cat, will … Continue reading →

This list totally deserves a giggle, maybe even a hearty guffaw. “#10: “I think that gay marriage should be between a man and a woman.” —Arnold Schwarzenegger, during the California recall campaign” And there’s more….

Um, no. “I see the year a’comin’: Number Two Thousand Four. Hope it’s not like the last one; we can’t take any more. Coulda used a little rain but it just seemed to pour. Happy New Year anyway, to all … Continue reading →

Yep, I’m feeling better. Not better enough to stay out for a full evening at the bar, but good enough to be out until almost midnight. I’ll probably still be up until 4 or 5, but my lingering/soon-to-be-dead cold didn’t … Continue reading →

Another great article by Ren at DykeWrite, this time on the topic of polyamory. Very insightful, as usual, with a really good bunch of links thrown into the bargain as well. “any relationship can be broken down into vital key … Continue reading →

I’m sick. Very, very sick. I guess it’s all the rage right now. Very fashionable. Why else would the germ-fairy feel the need to give me this for “christmas”? So, on Christmas day, I’m visiting with Daddy’s side of the … Continue reading →

I could see the stars where I live. That’s the only thing I hate about the city (well, one of the few things I hate about the city). The lights and the smog make it so hard to see anything … Continue reading →

Nostalgia… with a twist. For once, a purity test that categorizes your results, so you don’t end up looking like a church-going prude just because you don’t do drugs and steal. It also compares your results with those of all … Continue reading →