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kinzelWe're not having bad weather --
Over on Sharon's LJ she's posted information about the closet clearing project, and Partners In Necessity still in the cross-hairs. Bibliogeeks may be interested in knowing that if they have a PIN bound in black with gold lettering on the spine beneath their paper cover ... well, see
http://rolanni.livejournal.com/ ...
And, the question of what's real and what's not comes up again: do you own your Second Life, or is it a service?
http://www.cnn.com/2010/TECH/05/10/virtual.property.second.life/index.html?hpt=C2
Catch you all later.
it was a three cat night, with temps into the 20s last night. Left the window open for ventilation...
not a tornado in sight, no flood in the basement or streets, just a suddenly cool Maine spring after am unseasonal warming spell. Frost this morning, yes, but it'll burn off before I need to scrape the windshield. My fault, this is, i guess -- last week i put the snow shovels away. For those suffering from the weather's capriciousness, my condolences. At 5:55 wind was from the NE at 2 mph, most recent gust was 5 mph, decidedly unlike the weekend where we were running with gusts in the 20 to 30 mph. As the sun comes up, I expect a better breeze.Over on Sharon's LJ she's posted information about the closet clearing project, and Partners In Necessity still in the cross-hairs. Bibliogeeks may be interested in knowing that if they have a PIN bound in black with gold lettering on the spine beneath their paper cover ... well, see
http://rolanni.livejournal.com/ ...
And, the question of what's real and what's not comes up again: do you own your Second Life, or is it a service?
http://www.cnn.com/2010/TECH/05/10/virtual.property.second.life/index.html?hpt=C2
Catch you all later.
