Something to Say
you can bend my ear / we can talk all day / just make sure that i'm near / when you've really got something to say. - "Something to Say" by Toad the Wet Sprocket This entry is in honor of my mom, Mary Kay Kaup. She passed away March 2003. Her 58th birthday would...
The 8-track web
There are plenty of websites devoted to someone's cat, oddly documented yet uneventful life, moist towellete collection, etc. But how many websites are devoted to 8-tracks? Hilary has a massive 8-track tape collection and she chronicles her eBay purchases and 8-track adventures on her weblog. Hopefully VH-1 will have the sense to ...
Note to self: don’t send late night emails
I just sent out an email to a bunch of people ... intended the little list I created to be bcc'd. Alas, it went out as a regular email with everyone's email address showing. Oops! That's what I get for sending out an email well past my bedtime. My first 10 years in Boston ......
The Laurel and Hardy Love Affair
"I can see Good-by coming." It's not a perfect story, but it's a good story anyway.
Oops
I forgot to renew capricious.org in a timely manner so it's going to be down for a day or two. If you are wondering what happened to my BloggerCon photos, they will return when things are back to normal.
Photos from BloggerCon dinner party at Durgin Park
I took a few photos at tonight's BloggerCon dinner party at Durgin Park that I put together. There were 70ish people there. The Durgin Park staff was outstanding and very accomodating for the group as people wandered in. The full photo gallery is over at capricious.org. Captions coming sooner or later. ...
Dim Sum on Sunday with Jessica Baumgart and other bloggers
Jessica Baumgart is organizing a Dim Sum brunch this coming Sunday, April 18th. It's open to BloggerCon attendees and anyone else who wants to show up. The destination is Chau Chow City, 83 Essex Street in Chinatown, Boston (map, review). The group is meeting at 11am to make sure enough tables can ...
Sometimes you just have to laugh
I love the gapingvoid cartoons. I think we all have at least one person in our lives who reminds us of this one.
A Swiss weblogger tradition continues
If it happens twice does that make it a tradition? Sure, why not. At the first BloggerCon last Fall, Gregor Rothfuss was in attendance from Switzerland. So, it seemed appropriate that a representative from his homeland would be in Boston this week for BloggerCon II. Bernhard Seefeld put up with my Cambridge ...
The Patron Saints of Graphic Design
Of all the Patron Saints of Graphic Design, I think I probably look to Saint Typo, the Patron of Spell Checking and Google Searches, the most. [via barkingmoose: daily leftovers]
