I couldn't make up this stuff if I tried.
So, I’m at work. I am trying to reorder a product for our production manager. She wrote down “Order me 1000 MT of [product name].” Well! I think. That’s an odd unit of measurement. I’d better make...
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In a pissy mood, 'nuff said.
So. It was brought to my attention recently that I have abandoned my blogs. I have not updated my LJ in over a year, and have not updated my Vox blog since November. This begs the question:...
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Chuck Palahniuk
My review of DIARY by Chuck Palahniuk was published here at Lollipop Magazine.My article “In Chuck We Trust” was published here at Youthquake Magazine.
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Sherlock Holmes and the S.F. Affair
Accompanied by his ever faithful friend Dr. Watson, an aging Sherlock Holmes uses his remarkable detecting expertise to save a friend from the gallows in 1906 San Francisco, California.Sherlock Holmes...
View ArticleLooking forward, looking back
So it’s been hell week at work. Don’t get me wrong—I love my job. I mean I *really* love my job. But sometimes there are too many problems I can’t fix, you know? But I have things to look forward to....
View ArticleStar Trek
I actually went to see this on the first day, but just haven’t had time to post my review until now. “Star Trek”Directed by: J.J. AbramsWritten by: Roberto Orci, Alex KurtzmanBased on: Star Trek...
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Dylan, Poe, and Me
So one day I was driving along downtown.The Dalles is your standard medium-sized rural Oregon town. We have 12,000 people, one zip code, and 79 churches.Occasionally, we have famous people in town....
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Eleventh Time’s a Charm
“David Tennant and [Christopher] Eccleston were good actors but Matt Smith is the epitome of Dr. Who in the tradition of Tom Baker & Peter Davison.” ~ @Aprillian posted to Twitter, 5 December, 2010...
View ArticleIndependent...and Ignorant
I have a friend at work who grew up in Poland. We were talking about education in America and although we both agree that education is broken, we don’t agree on how to fix it. He thinks the problem...
View ArticleWhat Historians Do (And Why I Want to Be One)
This fall, I changed my long-term academic goal from an English Literature and Film Studies major with a minor in History to a History major with a minor in Anthropology/Sociology. There were a lot of...
View ArticleAcademics, and more
Those of you who read my blog will start seeing a slightly different tone in here for a while. Before you call the Brain Police and recommend me for an overhaul, please note that I’ll be using this...
View ArticleMerry Murder Makers
Note: this work was originally produced for a Literature course at Eastern Oregon University. Previously unpublished. Unlike most people, who simply look at something and assume that everything is...
View ArticleAbstract - R. David Edmunds, “Native Americans, New Voices: American Indian...
R. David Edmunds’ article, “Native Americans, New Voices: American Indian History, 1895-1995” chronicles the waning and waxing interest in Native American studies among historians, in connection with...
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Weekend Gardener Project: Perennial Border
This weekend, we decided to do something about the craptastic border on the perennial bed, “before”southwest side of the house. There has always been a bed there, bordered with a low rock wall....
View ArticleFour Do’s, Four Don’ts, and Four Things to Bring to Your Next Conference,...
Traveling to conferences, conventions, and trade shows can be a great experience, or it can be the worst thing that’s happened to you in months. Part of that is dependent on your travel and...
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