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Interesting.

For those wondering, my possible gym membership has been placed on hold until I know how much my monthly insurance bill is going to be. If I can afford it after that, I'm doing it. Mike is considering it, too -- he wants to bulk up a little. We're both feeling our age, I guess. And I mean that not in the "We're OLD!" way, but in the "We're gay and over 30! We have to look better!" way.

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Wow! Ignore the broken english, the site is translated via that most idiotic of translators, Babelfish.

The point is, those spheres are PCs. Cool, neh?

Sakura Matsuri set!

April 12-13 & 19-20, 2003
36th Annual San Francisco Cherry Blossom Festival Buchanan Mall (Post St, between Laguna St and Buchanan St), San Francisco, CA; 11am - 6pm all 4 days

I'll be looking for a specific calendar of events so we can better plan.

Starving! Must ... make it to . . . 5pm . . . !

1. Forgot to make something I could have for lunch
1a. Practically no food in house anyway.
2. Forgot to even grab a can of soup.
3. Have no dollars.

GAH!

Thank the nine Mike's going grocery shopping today.

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A very good man.

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Pagans like to go on about "grounding and centering", but in my own experience, 9 pagans out of 10 couldn't even begin to tell you what that actually means. What's up with that?

I think a few among us have simply read too many Mercedes Lackey books. And, really, if you didn't stop when her husband started co-writing them, well, there's something wrong there.

While it is not my wish to offend, I think the wind went out of Valdemar's sails soon after By The Sword was published. I enjoy Arrows of the Queen, and I don't think she'll ever top The Books of the Last Herald-Mage, Oathbound and Oathbreakers were fine, as was the aforementioned By the Sword, but everything since? Yeesh.