John Hattaway

Anyone who is unreliable is also a liar; anyone who is a liar is also unreliable.

Cooking with… John – this time biscuits

smokingpen | March 31, 2008

What Happened Between Friday and Today

smokingpen | March 31, 2008

Okay. Not a lot. Friday night Erin and I drove to Salt Lake so Erin could get her hair cut by Kelly. Kelly is a friend of mine that I met when doing Crimes of the Heart, which makes for a fun time when we go for a visit… mostly when Erin is getting her hair cut and done. This time, she was getting color added or removed or highlighted or something…. I actually spent the fist few minutes playing Guitar Hero and then did some homework that I didn’t have to do, but allowed my group in eLang to get information we needed to make an educated determination about some modern translations of Beowulf. Wicked fun, I am sure.

Updated IOTW — expanded entry on Exposition

smokingpen | March 31, 2008

Updated IOTW — weekly post

smokingpen | March 29, 2008

Cooking with… John

smokingpen | March 28, 2008

Yesterday, after having signed up for, and playing with (for a few days), StumbleUpon.com, a site that has a lot of different recipes on it. As I was browsing through the site (briefly) before hitting the button to move on to the next site, I saw a picture of Sweet and Sour Pork. I was immediately intrigued. After work, I spoke to Erin, briefly, about making it (mostly gauging her level of interest), and then raced off to the store to buy the needed items.

The Emphatic Act of Belonging

smokingpen | March 27, 2008

Erin and I missed everything yesterday. We stayed at home sick and were glad of it.

When we got back into our lives today, the only thing that we discovered is that life may have happened without us, and we were not (really) missed as a result of it.

Exposition

smokingpen | March 26, 2008

This comes in response to a question in the comments by a man named John Hattaway (and, no Rebecca, this is not me playing at multiple personalities) who wanted to know what I meant (over at IOTW) when I used the word exposition in description of something Neil Gaiman wrote.

Neil Gaiman’s Stardust Review – IOTW

smokingpen | March 26, 2008

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