What was I thinking?
One of my classes, the 2-credit one, was cancelled, so I have three classes “starting” today. In the introductory notes for each of them, it’s suggested that students allocate approx. 12-15 hours/week to the readings, discussions and assignments. That’s 36-45 hours/week?!?! Where does that time come from exactly? :-O Someone’s about to get a crash
First Day of School, Part II
All good. Details later, pictures now. Ready… Set… Let’s go… Hmmm…
First Day of School, Part I
You expect there to be some tears on a day like this, your kid’s first day of school. Today, it was India’s, and while I didn’t expect her to have too much of a problem with it – especially since we took her in, hung out for a bit, and picked her up – I
D&D: Mateo Cor Marak
Mateo Cor Marak Tiefling Rogue/Lvl 3 Male, 21yo, Chaotic Neutral Born into slavery in Innarlith (Lake of Steam) to the human concubine of a once-powerful wizard, Mateo was abducted by the local enclave of Red Wizards when the truth of his fiendish bloodline became known – Rakshasa, given away by his catlike eyes and pointed
On the Shelves: 9/8/05
Support GOOD Comics! Try NEW comics! The column formerly known as “Try Something Different” has become something different. Instead of listing every single comic book shipping each week, the newly rechristened “On the Shelves” will instead take a look at select comic books being released tomorrow, 9/8/05. The full shipping is list available at ComicList.
Blogaround Challenge Met!
Via Bloggity-Blog-Blog-Blog: Here’s what you gotta do. Go to the Comics Weblog Update-A-Tron 3000 and click through to at least ten comic book blogs. You can do more, but ten is the minimum. I would also stick with blogs that have been updated within the last couple of weeks, but that’s not a hard and
Buzzscope Reviews: 8/31/05
A light week of reviews, both for Buzzscope and CBC Quickees, as reality pushed comic books back into the realm of non-judgemental escapism, and my critical abilities were shot after one review. Besides Johnny Raygun, other highlights of the week were: Amelia Rules #14 (officially joining Bumperboy as one of my favorite, truly all-ages comics),
Barbara Bush is an idiot.
Barbara Bush: Relocation ‘working very well’ for poor “What I’m hearing, which is sort of scary, is they all want to stay in Texas. Everyone is so overwhelmed by the hospitality,” [Barbara Bush] said during a radio interview with the American Public Media program “Marketplace.” “And so many of the people in the arena here,
PSA: Charity Auction for Red Cross
Comic-related swag for a great cause. And, of course, you can always donate directly to the Red Cross: