Welcome to May, 2025!
The first day of May is the traditional beginning of Summer Also known as Beltane (northern hemisphere), (Samhain, and the start of winter, if you happen to be in the Southern hemisphere), Labour Day International Workers' Day.
Welcome to February, 2025!
To be honest, I don't feel very welcome to this month.
Welcome to January, 2025! Hippo Gnu Deer!
May your 2025 not be nearly as bad as it threatens to be.
Welcome to December, 2024!
Strictly speaking, according to the official rabbit rabbit rabbit rules (if there are any) I should have posted this first today. Sorry about that.
Welcome to November, 2024!
Welcome, as well, to the CATS!
Welcome to October, 2024!
And, in about 10 hours, farewell to the Pacific Northwest.
Welcome to September, 2024! (posted two days late -- sorry about that)
Also, how the fsck has it gotten to be September already? It was July just a couple of minutes ago!
Welcome to August, 2024! Happy Lughnasadh / Lammas to those who celebrate it. May your harvests be bountiful.
Welcome to July, 2024!
Edit: fix location. I was a bit out of it last night; this was posted after I'd been awake for about 24 hours.
Welcome to May, 2024! Wishing a happy Beltane and Labour Day to those who celebrate them!
Welcome to April, 2024!
Note: I am not in the mood for April Fool's pranks. I rarely am, and right now I don't need that crap. Please don't.
Or should it be Hare Hare Hare? In any case, welcome to March, 2024!
Welcome to January, 2024!
Please enjoy Public Domain Day 2024 and, at long last, Steamboat Willie.
Welcome to December, 2023! One more month to go. Best wishes to everyone for whom the holliday season is difficult for one reason or another. Or both.
Welcome to August, 2023! Happy Lughnasadh to those who celebrate it.
Welcome to June, 2023! Happy Pride Month!
Let's hope it is a happy Pride Month.
Welcome to May, 2023!
Hooray! Hooray! The First of May! Outdoor _______ starts today!
April fools! Actually the title should be "Rabbit rabbit rabbit". Welcome to April anyway.
Welcome to March, 2023! Unfortunately, it seems likely to be "interesting".
Welcome to February, 2023!
... Although for such a beastly month as February twenty-eight days as a rule are
plenty...
(from The Pirates of Penzance)
Welcome to November, 2022!
Have some scary music: Black Cat Inadvertently Plays Scary Horror Film Music On Piano | Digg (in case the embed below doesn't work).
Welcome to May, 2022! Whether you celebrate it as May Day, (Northern Hemisphere)Beltane, (Southern Hemisphere)Samhain, or International Workers' Day, I wish you good weather for whatever activity you have planned.
Welcome to March, 2022! They told me, "Cheer up! Things could be worse..." so I tried to cheer up. And sure enough...
Note: the icon, a picture of an abandoned stuffed rabbit, originally came from a travel blog post about a visit to Chernobyl. I keep meaning to replace it with something more cheerful, but in view of Chernobyl's location in Ukraine, it seems particularly appropriate this week.
Welcome to February, 2022! (A day late, so happy Imbolc as well.)
Welcome to January, 2022! May 2022, against all odds, be an improvement on 2020 and 2021.
Posting stats: 7078 words in 11 posts in December of 2021 (average 643/post)
Welcome to November, 2021! To those of you doing NaNoWriMo, NaBloPoMo, or one of the other November challenges, good luck! I'll be tracking my posts, but won't be too upset if I don't manage to post every day, because life. Or vice versa.
Welcome to September, 2021!
Flu vaccine is available, but apparently its effectiveness wanes (much like covid vaccine), so older folks in particular should probably wait until around the end of October -- or later -- to get jabbed.
Welcome to May, 2021!
It's Saturday, so the only appropriate song for the day is ( 'First of May' by Jonathan Coulton. Do I need to mention that it's NSFW? )
Welcome to April, 2021!
There will be no pranks in today's post(s). (Suitable pranks may be included by reference if I find some later.)
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