In memoriam
Today would have been my father's 66th birthday. It's also the 25th anniversary of my mother's death. I'm staying home...
Archive for Death
Article about sentencing
Jay has posted about the sentencing hearing. He also linked to a Tacoma News Tribune article about the hearing; nothing...
Another death
Tonight's email brought news that my former co-worker Patrice O'Neill died of cancer on Saturday. Patrice was great. I was...
Sentencing hearing
It feels weird and awkward to juxtapose tonight's three entries, on unrelated but important subjects. I'm sorry about that. But...
How not to call about a foreclosure
A couple of months ago, Jay wrote about (among other things) Peter's house and the trustee's sale. (And why you...
Trial date
Among the many things I've been meaning to post for the past week or so is the fact that the...
Persistence of memory
Today was, of course, the fourth anniversary of the September 11th attacks; I saw surprisingly little commentary about that...
This and that
(Yikes! No wonder the comment-spam levels have dropped precipitously—I broke the comments-display pages for my and Mary Anne's journals a...
Annual memoriam
My mother, Marcy, would have been 62 years old today. I wrote that linked-to piece sixteen years ago; glancing over...
In more serious news
WorldCon's been nothing if not distracting. I've managed to go hours at a time without thinking about stuff about my...
Father’s Day
Happy Father's Day to all of you who are fathers. May your children bring you happiness, joy, and the occasional...
Whatnot
Warning: Long stream-of-consciousness entry impending, fresh out of chronological order. Was just poking through j7y's LJ, which among other things...