Done yesterday (20100816 Mo)

[mdlbear]

0816 Mo
  * up 6:30; W=196.8; drugs, nose, teeth; coffee
  @ haikujaguar: The Three Micahs on Time Management  Very um... timely.
  @ Stunning Swiss House is Buried Under the Earth @treehugger 
  * box of kleenex for work
  @ Why Starbucks keeps seeking Internet froth | VentureBeat
  @ Murdoch's New iPaper: One Last Tragic Roll Of The Digital Dice
  @ Your Brain on Computers - Studying the Brain Off the Grid, Professors 
    Find Clarity - NYTimes.com
    The Unplugged Challenge: Readers Respond - Bits Blog - NYTimes.com
  : $grandboss going back to research: inflexible mgt. -- doesn't bode well
  * walk to corner of First & Old Bayshore; iced mocha at Charbucks
  " (08:27:03 PM) me: QOTD:  Colleen: I have only half a colon, so...
    (08:27:12 PM) me: Me: Does that make it a semicolon?
  "
  @ catsittingstill: A follow-up post by the same author (atheism)
  @ BERKLEE | Commencement 1994 | Sting via vixyish 
      Music is an addiction, a religion, and a disease. There is no cure. No
      antidote. I was hooked. ... if ever I'm asked if I'm religious I always
      reply, "Yes, I'm a devout musician." Music puts me in touch with
      something beyond the intellect, something otherworldly, something
      sacred."
  @ The Secret Histories of Those @#$ng Computer Symbols | Wired.com
    via ysabetwordsmith
  & remembering olives and cream cheese on raisin bread, Chock Full O' Nuts,
    and the Horn and Hardarts in the NYC of our long ago youth.
  * snuggle, bath, bed ~00:30, snuggle

Weird day. Very mixed mood -- definitely better on the whole, but the fact that $grandboss is leaving to go back to research because of our inflexible management cast something of a pall over the afternoon.

I did get in a short walk, though, and there are a lot of really good links under the cut.

The day ended with lots of snuggle -- we're both saving it up for my weekend trip to Seattle.

Comments

[joecoustic.livejournal.com]

As a frequent Starbucks patron, who does not use the wi-fi, I found the Starbucks article interesting. The selling point to me is that they have almost always been cool about me buying one cup of anything and studying and/or hanging out for as much as 2-3 hours. They seem to understand repeat business over one time purchase which can be a problem at times.

[jcbemis.livejournal.com]

" The day ended with lots of snuggle -- we're both saving it up for my weekend trip to Seattle. "

I always miss Tony when he is away