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Dec. 13th, 2001 03:30 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
hannibalvDecember 12, 2001
A general invitation: After some deliberation, this year's big birthday hoo-ha will actually be a small, mild-mannered hoo-ha. The film "Vanilla Sky" will be showing at the Premium Cinema at General Cinemas Yorktown 18 at 7PM Saturday night, December 15. All are invited; none are obligated. Be aware that seating is limited, and admission limited to those over 21. Some more information is available here
Work is ongoing suckitude.
Tomorrow is more heavy-thing-moving.
Started reading the David McCullough "John Adams". That should hold me for a good, long time-plus I'm still working on "The Amazing Adventures Of Kavalier & Clay".
Today's Link Of The Day is The Toilet Paper Encyclopedia. Everything you ever wanted to know about bog-roll, but were afraid to ask (because someone might answer you). Thrill to the legend of the Scott Brothers. Marvel at the talk of Kraft paper. Feel glad you live in such a wondrous age. http://www.toiletpaperworld.com/tpw/encyclopedia/encyclopedia.htm
JHR
12/13/2001 3:29 AM
A general invitation: After some deliberation, this year's big birthday hoo-ha will actually be a small, mild-mannered hoo-ha. The film "Vanilla Sky" will be showing at the Premium Cinema at General Cinemas Yorktown 18 at 7PM Saturday night, December 15. All are invited; none are obligated. Be aware that seating is limited, and admission limited to those over 21. Some more information is available here
Work is ongoing suckitude.
Tomorrow is more heavy-thing-moving.
Started reading the David McCullough "John Adams". That should hold me for a good, long time-plus I'm still working on "The Amazing Adventures Of Kavalier & Clay".
Today's Link Of The Day is The Toilet Paper Encyclopedia. Everything you ever wanted to know about bog-roll, but were afraid to ask (because someone might answer you). Thrill to the legend of the Scott Brothers. Marvel at the talk of Kraft paper. Feel glad you live in such a wondrous age. http://www.toiletpaperworld.com/tpw/encyclopedia/encyclopedia.htm
JHR
12/13/2001 3:29 AM
