• Trip to Albany

    14 Jan 2006 » 1 min read

    The taxi picked me up from the house at 10:30 AM. When the seatbelt didn’t work, I smiled and reminded myself it was Friday the 13th. Naturally, I got to Union Station without incident. I had a business class seat on the first leg of the trip from Union Station to Penn Station in New…

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  • Trip to Albany

    14 Jan 2006 » 1 min read about Writing & Publishing

    The taxi picked me up from the house at 10:30 AM. When the seatbelt didn’t work, I smiled and reminded myself it was Friday the 13th. Naturally, I got to Union Station without incident. I had a business class seat on the first leg of the trip from Union Station to Penn Station in New…

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  • Friday the Thirteenth

    13 Jan 2006 » 1 min read

    Yet another Friday the Thirteenth is here, the first once since May 13, 2005. I’ve always wondered why Friday the 13th is considered a day of misfortune, just as I’ve wondered why builders label the 13 floor of a building as the “14th” floor (as if anyone is really fooled by this). Wikipedia has a…

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  • Friday the Thirteenth

    13 Jan 2006 » 1 min read about Travel

    Yet another Friday the Thirteenth is here, the first once since May 13, 2005. I’ve always wondered why Friday the 13th is considered a day of misfortune, just as I’ve wondered why builders label the 13 floor of a building as the “14th” floor (as if anyone is really fooled by this). Wikipedia has a…

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  • Latest issue of F&SF

    12 Jan 2006 » 1 min read

    I got the March 2006 issue of F&SF today. I’m so far behind it’s not funny. I’m six months behind on SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, let alone any of the science fiction magazines I get. I always do a quick browse of the contents to see if there are any stories that look immediately interested, or any…

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  • Latest issue of F&SF

    12 Jan 2006 » 1 min read about Reading & Books

    I got the March 2006 issue of F&SF today. I’m so far behind it’s not funny. I’m six months behind on SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, let alone any of the science fiction magazines I get. I always do a quick browse of the contents to see if there are any stories that look immediately interested, or any…

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  • Lunch with AJ

    12 Jan 2006 » 1 min read

    I met AJ for lunch today and we headed over to Noodles. I don’t think AJ had ever been there before, but I recommended their macaronni and cheese with chicken because it’s outstanding. I think he enjoyed it. I got the “large” by the way and wolfed most of it down without too much trouble.…

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  • Lunch with AJ

    12 Jan 2006 » 1 min read

    I met AJ for lunch today and we headed over to Noodles. I don’t think AJ had ever been there before, but I recommended their macaronni and cheese with chicken because it’s outstanding. I think he enjoyed it. I got the “large” by the way and wolfed most of it down without too much trouble.…

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  • Unusually foggy morning

    12 Jan 2006 » 1 min read

    It was unusally foggy for the DC area this morning–for any time of year–but especially, it seems, for winter. It’s not that cold out so that dew point must be up there. Crossing the Potomic this morning, I could not see the Jefferson Memorial, or the Washington Monument. I could barely see the car bridges…

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  • Unusually foggy morning

    12 Jan 2006 » 1 min read

    It was unusally foggy for the DC area this morning–for any time of year–but especially, it seems, for winter. It’s not that cold out so that dew point must be up there. Crossing the Potomic this morning, I could not see the Jefferson Memorial, or the Washington Monument. I could barely see the car bridges…

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